Russia Targets Data Center in Kyiv and Ukrainian Navy Headquarters

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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced today, Sunday, that its forces launched strikes overnight on logistical centers and infrastructure facilities at ports in Ukraine.

It added that its strikes targeted the Ukrainian Navy headquarters and four military equipment warehouses in the port of Kiliya in Odesa, in addition to a cargo ship that was transporting military equipment at the port.

The ministry also mentioned that it targeted a data processing and internet provision center in Kyiv and a logistics center dedicated to storing Western military aid.

Politically, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Russia does not seem to intend to stop its military operations in Ukraine, noting that Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to seek excuses to prevent meetings or talks and to end the fighting.

Zelensky said: It is clear that the Russians are not preparing to stop the war, at least not for now... Putin constantly finds excuses not to meet, not to create a trilateral format, not to conduct talks, and not to end or stop the killings. This has been the case for years, all our partners see that... He is looking for reasons to continue the war... The message remains the same, our last meeting with the President of the United States shows that.