At least 8 different warehouse facilities have been struck by Russian Geran-4 jet-drones across Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast today, resulting in several large fires breaking out.

One of these targets (in the Brovary area) is yet to be identified. At least five different warehouses in Boryspil were hit, along with another 2 southwest of Kyiv.

This data does not include some of the warehouses hit during the missile attack yesterday.

Thanks to @falconintel for some of the geolocations.

Yesterday, a single Russian Geran-4 jet-drone carried out a 25-minute reconnaissance flight over Kyiv, scouting out potential targets ahead of the upcoming large-scale ballistic missile attack.

Among the targets the drone was interested in were the Antonov Aircraft Plant; the Artem Defence Plant; military factories and storage facilities in eastern Kyiv; warehouses and enterprises in the Pozniaky District; the "Asphalt concrete plant" next to the CHP-5 power plant; the Mayak Defence Plant; the "Kyiv Central Design Bureau of Valves" machine building plant; the "Sakhavtomat-Inzh" engineering plant; the "Euroterminal" Logistics Warehouse; the "Analitprylad" Plant.

The drone was eventually shot down over the centre of Kyiv. The map shows the approximate route of the reconnaissance flight.

The Russian Ministry of Defence issued a statement regarding today's strikes on Ukrainian logistics warehouses and port infrastructure.

In Kyiv Oblast, they claimed to have struck a warehouse owned by Stellar Jet LLC used for storing finished FP-5 "Flamingo" cruise missiles and fuel for rocket boosters.

In Odesa, the MoD stated that the Odesa Port was struck, where they claim six storage facilities containing military equipment were targeted.

The Russian army’s position along the River Nitrius has deteriorated over the course of August to the point where the majority of Russian forces have withdrawn to the river’s eastern bank. Should this trend continue, the Russian advances that began in February 2025 west of the River Zherebets could be completely reversed. 🇷🇺🇺🇦

Furthermore, the battle for Lyman town is being postponed for several months, and may not reach a conclusive end until 2027. 🇷🇺🇺🇦

Hey, so... what happened to the "Russia controls 95% of Lyman" claim that everyone was assuring me was true a couple of months ago? Just wondering 😁

People will actually believe anything today if it affirms their bias, holy shit. We're so fucked.

Accountability

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https://x.com/AMK_Mapping_/status/2093221740013142193

Footage showing the moment of the Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike on an "Epicentr" Shopping Centre in Zaporizhzhia City.

Dobropillya direction.

Russian DRGs have expanded their zone of infiltration, reaching the Novodonetske-Dobropillya highway - the last usable road leading into the city. DRGs also continue to operate along the Dobropillya-Bilozerske Road, while assault groups are operating in the northeastern streets of Dobropillya.

To the south, Russian DRGs greatly expanded their zone of infiltration, entering the industrial zone in southwestern Dobropillya, and the southwestern high-rise blocks. Infiltrations continue in the southeastern private sector.

Elsewhere, heavy fighting continues for the villages of Dobropillya, Svitle, Vodyanske, and Matyasheve, as well as the western streets of Bilytske and the Bilytska Mine. Russian forces have made new advances along the railway line and in the adjacent fields, and are attempting to capture a series of Ukrainian positions along the treeline running south from the southeastern edge of Dobropillya.

Note: DRG infiltrations do not usually mean the area is a grey-zone. Hence why I have put them in the separate "infiltration zone" layer.

Kyiv Independent now considers Supernova+ a "Russian Telegram channel" lmaoo

Multiple Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Slavneft-YANOS Oil Refinery in the city of Yaroslavl this morning, resulting in at least two large fires breaking out.

This has been the 8th attack on the Slavneft-YANOS so far in 2026.

As I mentioned two days ago, there is a high threat of Russia carrying out another large-scale ballistic missile attack on Kyiv, specifically for tonight between 11:30pm and 3:30am local time.

Russia's smaller attack on Kyiv two days ago only utilised modified S-400 missiles, which were used to deplete the newly-delivered Patriot PAC-3 interceptor missiles. 9 PAC-3 missiles were launched during that attack (shooting down 7/8 of the missiles), out of the "small" batch that Zelensky reported was delivered. Now Russia has the ability to carry out a larger attack with a much higher impact rate.

As of now, Russia has around 30-35 Iskander-M ballistic missiles and up to 12 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles ready for use in Bryansk, Kursk, and Rostov Oblasts. Kn-23 ballistic missiles may also be launched from Voronezh Oblast, although there is no information about specific numbers for them. It is not known if Russia intends to launch all of these missiles in one attack, or split them up into two more medium-sized attacks. Presumably, S8000 Banderol cruise missiles and Geran-4 jet-drones will also be involved.

The highest threat is to the southeastern, eastern, southern, southwestern, and northwestern parts of Kyiv, as well as areas southwest and northeast of the city, and the cities of Boryspil and Brovary. Other regions being targeted is also not ruled out, although there is no specific up-to-date information regarding this.

The attached map shows the areas of Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast at the highest risk, based on recent Russian reconnaissance drone activity, previous targeting patterns, and other information. Although, in general, any part of the city could be struck.