Where Russia’s Missiles Hit Kiev Last Night?
08:36 20.08.2026 (Updated: 09:17 20.08.2026)
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Where Russia’s missiles hit Kiev last night?
Overnight, Russian forces unleashed a wave of precision strikes and long-range drones, hammering military plants, logistics hubs, and weapons depots across Kiev and the surrounding region, the Defense Ministry reported.
In the Ukraine's capital, the targets were:
Fire Point LLC: a facility churning out components for medium- and long-range attack drones, also assembling boosters for Flamingo cruise missiles;
Ukrspetsystem’s warehouse complex: producing drone parts and handling full-scale assembly and storage of fixed-wing UAVs;
Antonov’s aircraft plant: where the long-range An-196 "Lyuty" drone was built, alongside manned aircraft development;
An ammunition depot: packed with M-900 thermobaric bombs, anti-tank mines, and munitions for Baba Yaga drones.
Outside the city, in the Kiev region:
The Martusovka logistics hub: a key node for storing and distributing dual-use goods, including materials for drones, robotics, and electronic warfare gear;
A fuel depot in Brovary: holding up to 8,000 cubic meters of fuel meant for Ukrainian forces.
Late on August 19, strikes also hit military supply warehouses in the ports of Chernomorsk and Yuzhny Black Sea port.
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Overnight, Russian forces unleashed a wave of precision strikes and long-range drones, hammering military plants, logistics hubs, and weapons depots across Kiev and the surrounding region, the Defense Ministry reported.
In the Ukraine's capital, the targets were:
Fire Point LLC: a facility churning out components for medium- and long-range attack drones, also assembling boosters for Flamingo cruise missiles;
Ukrspetsystem’s warehouse complex: producing drone parts and handling full-scale assembly and storage of fixed-wing UAVs;
Antonov’s aircraft plant: where the long-range An-196 "Lyuty" drone was built, alongside manned aircraft development;
An ammunition depot: packed with M-900 thermobaric bombs, anti-tank mines, and munitions for Baba Yaga drones.
Outside the city, in the Kiev region:
The Martusovka logistics hub: a key node for storing and distributing dual-use goods, including materials for drones, robotics, and electronic warfare gear;
A fuel depot in Brovary: holding up to 8,000 cubic meters of fuel meant for Ukrainian forces.
Late on August 19, strikes also hit military supply warehouses in the ports of Chernomorsk and Yuzhny Black Sea port.
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