November 2026

A drone hit the grounds of a dormitory housing displaced people in Koziatyn, Vinnytsia Oblast, killing a 13-year-old girl and a woman and injuring six, regional head Natalia Zabolotna said, and Kharkiv regional prosecutors said 11 people were injured when drones hit Vasyshcheve. ^[1][2] President Zelensky said overnight Russian strikes hit energy facilities in four oblasts and that hundreds of thousands of families remained without electricity, DTEK said three of its workers were injured, and Ukraine's air force said Russia launched 433 drones overnight, of which 371 were downed or jammed. ^[1] Dnipropetrovsk regional head Oleksandr Hanzha said more than 40 attacks injured six people, and the State Emergency Service said a Russian attack set a house on fire in Rivne Oblast and injured four; separately, Al Jazeera reported that a localised ceasefire in the Kherson region ended on 1 November. ^[1][2][3] In Russia, Nizhny Novgorod governor Gleb Nikitin said an industrial enterprise in Kstovo district suffered significant damage, and monitoring channels said a Lukoil refinery was hit; the region capped petrol sales at 40 litres a fill amid queues after the attack, Novaya Gazeta Europe reported, and the defence ministry said 235 Ukrainian drones were downed overnight. ^[1][2] Ukraine's air force said the Air Alarm app had likely been subjected to hostile interference after it showed false radiation and chemical warnings, which SPRAVDI blamed on Russia, and two hacker groups said they took data from Rosstat, which said its websites came under a cyberattack but that no leak of protected data was detected. ^[1][4]

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