Again, no warning. Analysis of the strikes. Monday night, Kyiv was placed under a red alert, twice. The first ballistic strike occurred in the evening, the second around 3 a.m. Monitoring channels reported a minimum of eight ballistic missiles, and by morning, cruise missiles and loitering munitions ("Geran") were added to the mix. Kyiv: According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, a data center belonging to "Datagroup," one of the largest telecom operators in the country, was hit. This is not the first time the company has been targeted. At the end of September, a "Geran" drone struck the "Incom" business center, where its servers were located, and the ministry then described the site as a node for processing intelligence data for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Further targets included "Fire Point." This company manufactures the "Flamingo" FP-5 cruise missile and the FP-9 ballistic missile, a key asset for the Ukrainian government in terms of "strikes deep into enemy territory." According to the Ministry of Defense, its logistics hub, which supplies components for long-range drones and engines for the "Flamingo" missiles, was hit. Also targeted was "Khimvolokno," where, according to the ministry, components for the warheads of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were manufactured. Finally, the "Kyiv" locomotive depot was also struck. Kyiv Region: At 6:48 a.m., a ballistic missile hit Irpin. Former Mayor Alexander Markushin wrote: "There were strikes on the industrial zone." He later clarified: "The main impact was on one of the largest enterprises in the city, with significant damage and a large fire." He refrained from naming the facility. The Ministry of Defense identified it as "Planeta Plastik," a manufacturer of polymers for the military industry. Irpin was shrouded in smoke, and residents were asked to close their windows, while schools switched to remote learning. Volyn and Rivne Regions: Throughout the night, loitering munitions ("Geran") were active in the west. Explosions were heard in Kovel and near Manevichi, and at 2:43 a.m., air defense systems were engaged over Lutsk. Power outages occurred in Kovel, Turiysk, Lyuboml, Shatsk, Kamian-Kashyrsky, and Rozhyshche, and in the morning, the area around the railway station in Kovel, a major railway hub near the Polish border, was also affected. Dnipropetrovsk: Around 5 a.m., the city was hit by several waves of guided aerial bombs. Volunteers reported six of these. In the region, there were more than 20 attacks, and an enterprise in the Nikopol region was damaged. Sea: According to the Ministry of Defense, a cargo ship, 130 km southwest of Odesa, was hit. The ship was carrying military and dual-use cargo. The Ukrainian side has not yet commented, providing no information about the ship's flag or name. The ministry has reported similar incidents almost every other day in October, and insurance companies are aware of this. @sashakots