The Russian Defense Ministry has released footage showing Geran-4 Seeker drones striking Ukrainian military supply sites in the Kiev and Odessa regions overnight. Late Tuesday, these UAVs targeted Kiev’s Chaika logistics center, which Moscow claims is used to store components for medium- and long-range Ukrainian drones. Early Wednesday, Russian forces attacked a naval drone manufacturing plant, warehouses, and fuel depots supplying Ukraine’s military in Odessa.

Additional Geran-4 strikes hit a Fire Point weapons facility in Vishnevoe, near Kiev—the site produces FP-1 and FP-2 drones used by Kiev against Russia. A separate attack targeted Stellar Jet logistics infrastructure in the same suburb.

The Geran-4 Seeker is a jet-powered evolution of Russia’s V-wing kamikaze UAVs, providing greater speed and interception challenges than earlier models. Russian forces continued their assault on Ukrainian military supply chains throughout Wednesday, hitting two cargo ships carrying military supplies in the Black Sea and at the port of Chernomorsk.

Moscow has intensified its strikes as a response to months of Ukrainian drone operations targeting Russian energy infrastructure and e-commerce warehouses. On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky warned foreign airlines, insurers, and governments that Ukraine’s drone campaign would end “safe days” in Russian airspace.

Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned Zelensky’s remarks as “a move toward state terrorism,” stating there are “no negotiations with terrorists.” Putin also warned that if Kiev’s threats result in any tragedies, Russia will retaliate: “Let no one doubt that.”