Analyst Intel

Russia continued to attack Mykolaiv City with Geran-2 drones and Geran-4 jet-drones during the day, targeting a warehouse facility and energy infrastructure. Large fires broke out following the strikes, followed by power outages in parts of the city. Additionally, multiple Geran-2 drones likely struck something near the city of Voznesensk, Mykolaiv Oblast.

While everyone still focuses on the current limited Ukrainian drone strikes, today marks Day 50 of Russia’s large-scale missile and drone strike campaign against Ukrainian port infrastructure in Odesa Oblast. Hundreds of missiles and thousands of drones have been used in these unprecedented attacks, hitting all 6 working Ukrainian ports, dozens of commercial vessels, energy infrastructure powering these ports, countless warehouses and other storage facilities, Ukrainian naval assets, and much more. Every single day for the last 50 days has witnessed attacks on port infrastructure to some extent. This has crippled Ukrainian maritime export capabilities, with most shipping companies no longer willing to take the risk to sail to Odesa Oblast. Meanwhile, Russia’s western ports are largely functional again, as Ukraine’s “40 day operation” has long petered out. It’s truly incredible how little coverage this Russian strike campaign has gotten, considering the massive scale of these attacks. And they show no signs of stopping yet.

Loud explosions are being heard in Kyiv right now, Kyiv Post correspondents report.

More from Kiev last night

Kiev subway residents getting ready for the night

⚡️Update: At least 37 killed after Russian drone strike triggers deadly explosion near Kyiv. At least 50 residential buildings were damaged in the attack and subsequent detonations. Along with residential buildings, a care facility for elderly people and people with disabilities was also damaged, according to local authorities.

More from Kiev O-blast last night https://t.me/military_zB/83467

Novoandreyevka in the Kramatorsk direction is in good Russian hands... The Russian Center Group is expanding its bridgehead west of Druzhkovka in preparation for an offensive on the city. This advance currently includes the settlements of Novoandreyevka, Novonikolayevka, Pavlovka, Priut, Torskoye, Toretskoye, and Petrovka. To reach the outskirts of Druzhkovka, it is necessary to capture two villages both named Raiskoye. (491 settlements in the last 514 days) https://t.me/mod_russia/66861?single https://t.me/lost_armour/11023?single https://t.me/RVvoenkor/122145?single

Kiev region detonating most of last night

Khrapovshina in the Sumy direction is in good Russian hands... This area served as a stronghold for the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the invasion of the Kursk region. In 2024, air defense units were deployed to safeguard advancing Ukrainian forces, while artillery positions and unmanned aerial vehicle units were established by the end of 2025. Russian fire weapons can now be positioned in this location to target the city of Sumy and the surrounding areas. (490 settlements in the last 514 days) https://t.me/mod_russia/66859?single https://t.me/lost_armour/11023?single https://t.me/RVvoenkor/122143?single

Ukraine’s Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said a Russian strike on warehouse facilities in the Bucha district of Kyiv region caused a fire and explosions. “Unfortunately, we can already say that the horrific tragedy in Vyshneve was not a lesson. In the fifth year of the full-scale invasion, repeating the same mistakes is criminal negligence,” Koretskyi said. He called for an immediate investigation and “strict punishment” for everyone responsible, saying such incidents must not be allowed to happen again.

Russian strikes in Myla, Kyiv region, hit an ammunition depot that "should not have been there," triggering mass detonations, President Zelensky said. He condemned "terrible negligence" and ordered a full investigation. Video: Telegram channels

Six weeks later and none the wiser ☹️ https://t.me/V_Zelenskiy_official/19876 https://t.me/V_Zelenskiy_official/19876

⚡🇨🇳 The PLAN's Northern Theater Command held a decommissioning ceremony for one of its Type 52 Destroyers (Harbin Ship) at a certain military port in Qingdao, China. It was formed in 1991 and commissioned in 1994, and now finally being decommissed after 32 years. @ThePakistanNews

The civilian death toll from the Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike on an ammunition depot in Kyiv Oblast, and it's subsequent secondary detonations, has risen to 27, with 42 others injured. 381 people, including 59 children, have been evacuated from the area. Around 50 residential buildings have been damaged to varying degrees. The death toll may rise further in the coming hours.

Kiev-Zhytomyr this morning

Shells, stalled contracts, and no armor for wounded — Ukraine's new defense minister's problem list "Weapons production in Ukraine has a mountain of problems: short contracts, scandals over ammunition and other complex equipment procurement, inefficient drone purchasing, leaky quality control and oversight of manufacturers' capabilities, export rules that don't work, funding shortages, and more," writes Bohdan Miroshnychenko, editor-in-chief of Oboronka, in his op-ed. "All of this ultimately adds up to poor supply for troops at the front." "Partly through his own mistakes, partly through resistance from the system, and partly simply for lack of time in office, dismissed minister Mykhailo Fedorov failed to resolve all the industry's long-standing problems — so that burden now passes to his successor, Yevhen Khmara." Photo: Roman Pilipey / AFP / Getty Images.

⚡️Major highway section near Kyiv closed after Russian attack sparks warehouse fires A major highway connecting Kyiv with western Ukraine has been temporarily closed on Aug. 28 after a Russian attack sparked fires and explosions at warehouse facilities in Kyiv Oblast, local authorities said.

Meanwhile, at the Kiev-Zhytomyr highway ranch...

At last, US citizens advised not to travel to the Ukraine