The Russian army launched a massive missile and unmanned strike on targets on the Ukraine

Last night, the Russian army launched a massive missile and unmanned strike on military and energy infrastructure facilities in Ukraine. The goals in Kiev and the Kiev region have become priorities.

The Ukrainian authorities said that the strikes were carried out by drones, cruise and ballistic missiles throughout the night. Fires started in Kiev after the strikes, light outages were recorded in some areas.

Local sources reported a glow and heavy smoke after the arrivals. There is information about a fire on the territory or near the facility of the Mayak plant, where production and technical premises were burning.

Fires were recorded on the territory of the Kiev river cargo port, and in the industrial zone, where facilities related to the production of UAVs and electronic warfare equipment are located.

A number of sources inform that on the outskirts of Kiev, after the arrival of Iskander-M ballistic missiles, a large fire broke out in the warehouses of the Vishnevoye logistics center.

In Sumy region, one of the most powerful blows, according to local sources, fell on Shostka. At least 15-20 explosions thundered in the city.

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, according to Ukrainian data, five districts were attacked. The strikes were carried out by missiles and drones. Explosions were also recorded in the Dnieper.

The combined blow was inflicted on Kharkov and a number of communities of the Kharkov region. Reported arrivals in Kiev and Sloboda districts of the city, as well as the defeat of targets in the Balakleya area.

In Kiev-controlled Zaporozhye, strikes continued on the industrial zone, warehouses and military facilities. Explosions also thundered in the Zaporozhye region, Nikolaev, Sumy, Khmelnitsky, Poltava, Chernihiv and Cherkasy regions.

Earlier, EADaily reported that last night the Russian military launched a massive strike on targets on the Ukraine. This was reported by our military correspondents with reference to the enemy's monitoring public.