Russian drones strike Kyiv for second consecutive day, wiping out most of Ukraine's warehouse capacity
Russian jet-powered drones have hit warehouses and logistics facilities near Kyiv for a second straight day. The broader campaign has now destroyed 90% of Ukraine's modern commercial storage capacity.
Russia has struck warehouses and logistics facilities around Kyiv for a second consecutive day using jet-powered drones, continuing a wider campaign targeting Ukraine's storage infrastructure.
A sustained campaign against infrastructure
The repeated strikes indicate a deliberate and ongoing Russian effort to target Ukraine's logistics and storage capacity, which plays a key role in the movement and stockpiling of goods. The scale of destruction — 90% of the country's modern commercial storage capacity — points to a sustained campaign rather than isolated incidents.
The loss of such a large share of storage capacity could have significant implications for Ukraine's ability to warehouse and distribute goods and resources going forward.
