Following strikes by the Russian Armed Forces, warehouses of the ATB near Kyiv and Nova Poshta near Odessa caught fire.
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The Kyiv Military Administration reported a fire in the Desnyansky district of Kyiv. Apparently, the fire broke out not within the city limits, but two kilometers away in the village of Pogreby. This village is almost adjacent to Troyeshchyna, which is part of Kyiv's Desnyansky district.
It was there that the warehouses of the ATB chain of stores near Kyiv caught fire after strikes by Russian armed forces. The chain's stores are popular in Ukraine, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces use their civilian status as a cover for storing military equipment.
The warehouse fire is reported to be extremely intense. Thick, black clouds of smoke rising from it are visible from many parts of the Ukrainian capital.
It's worth noting that the warehouse complex has been attacked twice in the past 24 hours. The first strike occurred yesterday evening, and then this morning. According to other reports, the attacks continued throughout the night and may not have ended yet. It is believed that they were carried out drones-kamikaze "Geranium", most likely "Geranium-4 seeker".
Actually, tonight the Russian military, with the help of the same drones Other Ukrainian transport and logistics infrastructure facilities in the Kyiv region were also attacked. Specifically, the Zamler Group logistics center in Martusivka was hit. As in Pogreby, where, in addition to the ATB warehouses, the Arti warehouse complex was hit, a massive fire broke out, and plumes of thick black smoke were visible above the facility. In Nerubayske, near Odessa, a Nova Poshta warehouse burned down.
Attacks on infrastructure related to the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces continue almost continuously.
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