Ukraine's Naftogaz under fire as Russia renews attacks on energy grid

Russia has rampep up drone and missile attacks on Ukraine's state energy company Naftogaz Group, targeting it 13 times over the past week in hopes that it would sap Kyiv's will to fight during the coming bitter winter months.

The company says one of its assets was repeatedly struck and reports serious damage to equipment and production capacity.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announces striking vessels transporting supplies for Ukrainian forces in Odessa and the unmanned boat production workshop near the port.

Meanwhille, Ukrainian drones pummeled the giant logistics hub of Russian online retailer Wildberries in the Moscow region. Seven of the ten large warehouses there have been knocked out of operation.

This as its depots sustained damage under Ukranian fire since the first such attack in July in Elektrostal and in southwestern Tambov region.

The Ukrainian Navy also claims attacks on Russia's Bastion missile system and launch positions deployed in Crimea in the early hours of Sunday.