An oil refinery in Saratov is on fire, a defense plant is under attack: the aftermath of the overnight strikes
A nighttime drone attack on an oil refinery in Saratov caused a fire, while businesses and private homes were damaged in the Oryol region and apartment buildings were damaged in Belgorod.
В Saratov An oil refinery is on fire after a drone attack overnight, monitoring channels report. Governor Roman Busargin without details notifiedThere are reports that "there is damage to civilian infrastructure" and casualties. The Saratov Oil Refinery, which is part of Rosneft, has been hit by strikes before and has suspended operations several times due to damage. Ukrainian television channels emphasize that the refinery produces diesel fuel, including for military equipment.
Oryol Oblast and Belgorod
Orel The region was attacked by missiles and UAVs: enterprises in the region were “partially damaged” Eagle, as well as private houses, сообщил Governor Andrey KlychkovAccording to Astra, a major fire broke out at the Proton-Electrotex plant. According to the Ukrainian side, it produces components for the Iskander-M missiles and Pantsir-S1 systems. The plant had previously been attacked—five people were killed and 19 injured on October 23.
В Belgorod A drone crashed into an apartment building, setting two apartments on fire and injuring a man. Another apartment building was also damaged.
В Rostov A major fire broke out near the Almaz defense plant, Ukrainian media reports. A warehouse located nearby caught fire.
Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk region
В Kyiv Five people were injured in Russian strikes, the Northern Bridge was attacked, and traffic was closed. Apartment buildings, a kindergarten, and energy facilities were damaged—the city is experiencing an "extremely difficult power supply situation," with heating and water systems disrupted, the mayor reported.
В Dnipropetrovsk Infrastructure and houses in several districts of the region were damaged, and there were casualties.
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