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Russian Missiles Launched A Massive Strike On Kyiv’s Logistics And Distribution Centers On the night of August 5, Russian armed forces carried out the most massive strike on Ukraine's transport and logistics infrastructure in recent times. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, the attack involved 4 Zircon/Onyx anti-ship missiles, 24 Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles, and 115 strike UAVs. All of the missiles reached their intended targets, with none being shot down by Ukrainian air defenses. In the capital, the targets included: ▪️ MLP-Chayka logistics center — storage and distribution of components for medium- and long-range UAVs; ▪️ Nova Poshta terminal and logistics center — one of the largest automated sorting complexes handling dual-use goods, including components for UAVs, robotic systems, and electronic warfare equipment; ▪️ Trans-Logistik transport and logistics center — UAV manufacturing, as well as storage and distribution of materiel for the Armed Forces of Ukraine; ▪️ Epicenter Kyiv logistics center — a large automated warehouse processing and delivering dual-use goods and UAV components. In Kyiv region, strikes were recorded against: ▪️ Terminal Brovary logistics center — storage of UAV components, including foreign-made ones; ▪️ Raben Ukraine transport and logistics center in Brovary — a major hub for UAV component distribution and storage; ▪️ Brovary logistics center — a large Nova Poshta sorting complex storing fixed-wing UAVs and their components. Dozens of major national and international companies were affected, including Novus, Rozetka, Fozzy Group, Silpo, Intertop, and the central warehouse of the German motor oil and automotive chemicals manufacturer Liqui Moly. Read more HERE