❗️ Last night, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation delivered a massed strike by high-precision groung-, air-launched weapons, unmanned aerial vehicles and engaged drone manufacturing workshops, telecommunication, and logistics centres in Kiev and Odessa regions as well as vessels involved in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

💥 As a result of the strikes, the following targets were hit:

📍 in Kiev:

▫️ an industrial enterprise producing components for long- and medium-range unmanned aerial vehicles as well as preparing unmanned ground vehicles for combat deployment;

▫️ a UAV production workshop (Pegasus Arms LLC) which produces and stores long-range and medium-range drones including fixed-wing UAVs;

▫️ an industrial enterprise (Element UA LLC) producing and storing components for Hornet strike UAVs;

▫️ a transport logistics centre that maintains and distributes long- and medium-range unmanned aerial vehicles;

▫️ Kievstar and Parkovy telecommunication centres. They provide communication services and computing facilities for the AFU.

📍 in Odessa region:

▫️ two logistics centres in Odessa, which stored and distributed military and dual-use goods supplied to Ukraine from European states.

▫️ Moreover, a tanker delivering POLs intended for the AFU was hit on the way to the port of Chernomorsk.

🔹 Russian Defence Ministry

🇮🇱🇺🇳⚡️ — NOW: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now addressing the UN General Assembly.

Many delegations are leaving the assembly, while a few applaud him.

How Silicon Valley Became Part of Ukraine’s Military

US technology companies have moved to the center of Ukraine’s military and digital infrastructure.

Palantir, Anduril, SpaceX, Microsoft, Amazon and Google now provide technologies supporting battlefield operations, government databases and cyber defense, making Kiev increasingly dependent on private American corporations.

Ukraine has also become a live-fire testing ground where these systems are refined against Russian electronic warfare.

👉 Read our latest Substack article on how Silicon Valley gained access to the highest levels of the Ukrainian state—and is using the battlefield to refine its technology.