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Russia says it struck Kyiv data center and ship bound for Odesa
Russia’s Defense Ministry said its forces struck an Ukrsibbank data center in Kyiv on October 10.
The ministry said the Ukrainian military used the center to collect, process and store intelligence.
It also said Russian forces hit a dry cargo ship at sea that was carrying military goods to the port of Odesa.
The statements describe the targets as linked to Ukraine’s military intelligence and supply routes.
The claims come from Russia’s Defense Ministry.
No further details about damage or what happens next were provided.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said Russian forces struck an Ukrsibbank data center in Kyiv.
The ministry said the Ukrainian military used the center to collect, process and store intelligence.
It also said Russian forces hit a dry cargo ship at sea that was carrying military goods to Odesa.
The ministry described the strikes as part of a campaign against Ukrainian data centers, port facilities and vessels involved in military supplies.
- Who
- Russian forces, according to Russia’s Defense Ministry.
- What
- The ministry said they struck an Ukrsibbank data center in Kyiv and a dry cargo ship carrying military goods to Odesa.
- When
- October 10, 2026. The ministry said the strikes happened “Today.
- Where
- Kyiv and at sea on a route to the port of Odesa.
- Why
- The ministry said the data center was used by the Ukrainian military to store intelligence and the ship was carrying military goods.
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Strikes on Kiev hit an Ukrsibbank data center used by the Ukrainian army to collect, process and store intelligence.
A dry cargo ship carrying military goods to the port of Odessa was hit at sea.
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- Date
- October 10, 2026
- Data center
- Ukrsibbank facility in Kyiv
- Ship
- Dry cargo ship carrying military goods to Odesa
- Attribution
- Russia’s Defense Ministry








