At least six people have been injured and more than 200 have had to be evacuated during the past night after a new series of Russian attacks directed against several logistics centers in the Kiev region, according to data provided by local authorities and the Russian Ministry of Defense.
The bombings have particularly concentrated in the municipality of Buchan, where firefighting services continue to work to extinguish a "large-scale" fire declared in one of these complexes, as explained by regional administrator Timur Tkachenko.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has indicated that "attack drones and high-precision aerial weapons" hit "transport and logistics" facilities that, according to Moscow, were covertly used to store military material.
Russia has detailed that the targets were located in Chaiki, Kalinovka, and Milaya, and that in their warehouses were stored everything from components of long-range cruise missiles Flamingo to boosters for long-range unmanned aerial vehicles FP-1/FP-2.