The Russian Armed Forces destroyed Ukrainian Armed Forces weapons depots in Odessa with Iskander strikes.

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The Russian Armed Forces destroyed Ukrainian Armed Forces weapons depots in Odessa with Iskander strikes.

The Russian Armed Forces, without waiting for nightfall, launched another series of strikes on targets in Kyiv-controlled territories. Specifically, evening Iskander missiles destroyed Ukrainian Armed Forces weapons depots identified by intelligence in Odessa. Following the strikes on the areas hit by Russian rockets Large-scale fires began at the facilities.

Strikes were also carried out on targets in Ochakiv, Mykolaiv Oblast, and Zaporizhzhia, occupied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Simultaneously, strikes by Geranium-class kamikaze UAVs hit gas stations in Kharkiv and southern Odesa Oblast. As is well known, the enemy is actively using ordinary civilian gas stations for military purposes. For example, the Ukrnafta network of gas stations in Kharkiv and the surrounding region effectively serves as a decentralized logistics system for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Naturally, these gas stations are primarily used for fuel storage.

As part of the ongoing campaign to destroy Ukrzaliznytsia rolling stock, attack drones once again "visited" Lozovaya in the southern Kharkiv region and the village of Kultura in Dnipropetrovsk region. Further strikes were also reported against the Nova Poshta logistics center in Slobozhanske in Dnipropetrovsk region and targets in Shostka in Sumy region.

Earlier, during the traditional shelling in Kyiv, a warehouse of the American tobacco company Philip Morris, which was most likely used by Ukrainian militants for completely different purposes, and a police station building in occupied Zaporizhzhia were destroyed.
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  1. + 15
    8 July 2026 21: 41
    Just recently, people were complaining about the attacks on Kyiv, saying that everything was calm in Odessa. They heard you... and now Odessa is in trouble... no one will be left out.
    1. +7
      8 July 2026 22: 12
      Quote: Ovsigovets
      Odessa also got it.

      Photos of the landings have appeared on the Telegram channel "Typical Odessa." They mention the former Coca-Cola warehouses and the InterChem site. Apparently, more details will be provided later.
      Ukrainian information channels are also spreading reports of another massive strike being prepared in the coming days.
      1. +2
        9 July 2026 00: 01
        ))))) Well, we're not producing as many missiles as we'd like yet... now someone else will have them in their pocket... I'm eagerly awaiting the time when they'll crank out more launchers for medium- and shorter-range missiles... so that we don't have to put ships and planes into the sea/sky... so that the strikes are a surprise.
    2. +5
      8 July 2026 22: 26
      Quote: Ovsigovets
      you have been heard...

      Now they will whine about something else.
      1. +5
        8 July 2026 23: 58
        Well, what can you do)))) There's still a strong contingent here, they don't whine much... I, for example, open my city group with horror on any topic))))) There, the whining of the eternally dissatisfied, my respects, reminds me of the joke about the blind girl and the bowl of dumplings))))
        1. +1
          9 July 2026 00: 41
          Do you prefer "city bands" with the "...no sad surprises, except for the little things" vibe? belay
          1. +2
            9 July 2026 18: 06
            No, no, what are you saying. You just have to read it. Everything, absolutely everything, is bad there. They're building new houses—bad, they're repairing roads and courtyards, they're replacing sewers—bad... I'm simply amazed at the negative crap people live their lives in.
            1. 0
              9 July 2026 18: 52
              On the surface, one can agree with you.
              But here’s the question: “Why is everything, absolutely everything, bad there?”
              In short, it's a law of psychology, like "once burned, twice shy." That is, after a certain amount of repeated experience with something bad, it seems like everything is bad. Especially when, from time to time, individual facts are confirmed—they "change the scoundrel," and a week later, a fragrant spill...
              And the percentage of these "everything is lost" quite accurately reflects the real proportion of what is "lost"...
              1. 0
                9 July 2026 19: 01
                You know... I've lived enough... I'm a sea of ​​cynicism, but I have little faith in people in particular and in general... but even I can tell the difference between good and bad... and that's why the joke about the blind girl and the bowl of dumplings
              2. 0
                9 July 2026 19: 03
                Well, and the most important thing... I'm not talking about what they publish in the city group... there are both + and outright -... I'm writing about the whining of those commenting
              3. 0
                9 July 2026 19: 19
                Quote from tsvetahaki
                But here’s the question: “Why is everything, absolutely everything, bad there?”

                Two options.
                1) Some people love to criticize everyone because it increases their own importance in their own eyes.
                2) Those who dream of starting a new revolution in the country and for whom any positive news is like a knife to the heart.
  2. + 17
    8 July 2026 21: 45
    It seems more logical to attack any ships calling at the ports of Odessa and Mykolaiv. The enemy isn't shy about doing this to our ports.
  3. + 12
    8 July 2026 21: 45
    If "evening" Iskanders have been added to the night ones, that's a positive thing.
    1. +3
      8 July 2026 21: 57
      Very good. Just don't let it remain just one moment.
  4. + 10
    8 July 2026 21: 47
    We need to sink the ships that are going there and carrying weapons and fuel freely.
    1. +3
      8 July 2026 22: 29
      And from there too, why spoil me! lol
  5. +2
    8 July 2026 23: 45
    Quote: Author
    ...evening Iskanders


    Romantic, though...
  6. 0
    9 July 2026 00: 39
    "...a warehouse belonging to the American tobacco company Philip Morris was destroyed in Kyiv..."
    Smoking is harmful. Any other questions?
  7. 0
    9 July 2026 01: 53
    Pipelines have been extended from Hungary and Slovakia—they're not being attacked. Rail transit across the western border is thriving—wheel-swapping points are operational and haven't been attacked. Fuel trucks roam across the border without issue. You can shoot at their gas stations as much as you like, but it'll be of little use. They're being hauled in by hordes of fuel trucks capable of refueling several vehicles at a time. The carnage is entering its fifth year, and the Strange Military Operation continues.
  8. 0
    9 July 2026 18: 35
    In fact, as far as I understand, we make at least 500 geraniums a day.
    There are 5000 gas stations in 404.
    Outside the positional areas, the air defense system shoots down less than half of the geraniums.
    The coordinates of all gas stations are known.
    We guarantee that we will remove ALL refills within a month.

    This is what needs to be done; while the Ukrainians are repairing something, while the gas station is giving them a gift, at least several months will pass.
    During this time, not only the economy, but also the front will collapse.
    Without the supply of ammunition, food, and personnel, you won’t last long.