Russian Defense Ministry Announces Strikes on Electrical Facilities, Logistics Center, and Cargo Ship in Ukraine

Moscow, November 10 (KUNA) -- The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Tuesday that its armed forces targeted two electrical substations, a logistics center, and a cargo ship in Ukraine, stating they were used to support military operations and supply Ukrainian forces. The Russian news agency TASS quoted the ministry as saying the strikes hit two substations in the cities of Nizhyn and Sosnytsia in the Chernihiv region, which were supplying power to facilities of Ukraine’s military-industrial complex. It added that Russian forces targeted a logistics center in the Kirovohrad region, allegedly used for storing and distributing military supplies, as well as a cargo ship in the Black Sea southwest of Odesa, which it claimed was transporting weapons and military equipment. These developments come amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, with media reports citing Ukraine’s grid operator, Ukrenergo, stating that energy facilities were hit in eight regions, resulting in power outages in six areas of Ukraine. (End) Dan / M.M.J