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Russia says it struck Ukrainian energy and logistics infrastructure

Russia’s Defense Ministry said its drones struck Ukrainian energy and logistics infrastructure and a vessel serving the Ukrainian military overnight from Oct. 30 to Oct. 31. Targets included a thermal power plant in Kyiv supplying a Ukrainian military logistics and weapons storage site, a weapons-parts workshop and a drone warehouse in Kharkiv, and a cargo ship carrying supplies for Ukrainian forces south of Odesa port.

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Strikes framed around logistics and energy rather than front-line positions point to a continued focus on the supply chain behind Ukrainian operations — power generation, storage and maritime cargo all named in one overnight wave. That breadth matters for anyone tracking how infrastructure risk feeds into commodity and shipping sentiment in the region, since port-adjacent cargo is now explicitly in the target set. Whether this targeting pattern holds, and how insurers and operators read the Odesa-area shipping exposure, is the open question.

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