What was really being stored inside that Kyiv terminal the moment Putin’s missiles hit it?

Published on Aug 11, 2026 10:03 pm IST

Russia has launched fresh strikes on Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia, claiming the attacks targeted facilities linked to Ukraine’s growing drone and military supply network. Moscow says a Nova Poshta terminal in Kyiv stored drone components, robotic systems and electronic-warfare equipment. Russia also claims a 50,000-square-metre Kyiv-3 logistics centre could hold up to 15,000 FPV strike drones, including some equipped with thermal cameras and ground-control stations. The Zaporizhzhia-based Zaporizhstal steel plant was also reportedly targeted. Moscow says the strikes are aimed at disrupting Ukraine’s drone production and military logistics as the drone war intensifies.

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