Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed strikes on the Nafto-Service oil depot in Noginsk, two tankers, two floating cranes, a tugboat, a Svetlyak-class patrol ship in Kerch and a military logistics railway bridge near Sabivka.

Commander of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert “Magyar” Brovdi, said the strike on the Wildberries logistics center was intended to shatter Russians’ sense of normalcy rather than focus solely on the financial damage. He described the attack as a psychological blow aimed at making the reality of the war impossible to ignore for ordinary Russians and said its broader impact would be measured beyond the destruction of the facility.

❗️ Presidential Office adviser Serhii Leshchenko said protesters’ message over the Fedorov-Syrskyi dispute had been heard, but a decision will take time. He said the required procedures are now being prepared.

❗️ President Zelenskyy said he hears what Ukrainians are saying after two days of consultations. He held long talks with Mykhailo Fedorov and also spoke with Oleksandr Syrskyi, adding that decisions concerning the army will be developed.

A Mi-2 helicopter crashed in Russia’s Krasnodar region, killing the pilot.

❗️Sources cited by ZN.UA say Mykhailo Fedorov may be offered a powerful coordinating role for Ukraine’s military technology. Washington-based sources say partners expect him to accept. Replacing Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi is also being discussed.

The Wildberries logistics hub in Elektrostal continues to burn following the Ukrainian drone strike.

Already up to 30 missiles have been launched towards Ukraine. Most of them heading for the capital Kyiv.

❗️ Around 43 Iskander-M, Zircon and S-400 missiles were launched toward Kyiv and the surrounding region from Russia’s Bryansk, Kursk and Rostov regions. Civilian infrastructure has been hit, and missiles are still inbound.

Disturbing images are emerging from Kyiv as multiple fires burn following Russia’s missile attack. One of the hardest-hit areas is near the Kyivska Rus cinema on Lukianivka.