Russia says strikes hit Ukrainian military-linked facilities, vessels
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Published – September 24, 2026 10:40 pm IST – MOSCOW
A woman walks in front of a house that was heavily damaged in a Russian strike on a residential neighbourhood in Kyiv, Ukraine, on September 24, 2026.
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Russian forces carried out a series of strikes across Ukraine overnight and later on Thursday (September 24, 2026), targeting facilities and vessels that Moscow said were linked to the Ukrainian military.
Russia’s Defence Ministry said the overnight strikes targeted several Kyiv-based facilities producing drones and drone components, two telecommunications centres serving the Ukrainian military, logistics hubs at the port of Odesa, and an oil tanker bound for Chornomorsk.
The Ministry said Russian forces later carried out additional strikes on an unspecified logistics centre in Odesa, a drone storage warehouse in Novi Biliari in the Odesa region, and a cargo vessel bound for Odesa.
Reuters could not independently verify the claims.
Published – September 24, 2026 10:40 pm IST
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