Drone attack on Russia's Voronezh region kills two men, governor says
- A drone attack struck Voronezh overnight on October 26, reportedly affecting industrial sites, a business center, and a residential building.
- Governor Aleksandr Gusev said two people were killed and 17 injured, including passengers hurt when debris hit a train.
- Gusev said Russian air defenses downed more than 70 drones over Voronezh.
- Damage to the suspected industrial targets was not independently verified.
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Putin Has a Problem: Ukraine’s Drones Look Like They Can Create Chaos Almost Anywhere in Russia Now
A drone strike on Voronezh set fire to homes, a high-rise business center and factories, while debris hit a passenger train and the overnight barrage briefly shut Moscow’s airports. Hundreds of miles away, dozens of freight cars derailed near Yekaterinburg, and Russian authorities haven’t linked it to sabotage or military activity.
A nocturnal attack leads to serious damage to residential buildings and industrial facilities and forces the stop of rail traffic to Moscow.
<p>Kyiv became the main focus of the night attack of the Russian Federation, part of the ballistics was neutralized - details from the Armed Forces of the Russian Armed Forces launched ballistics and 280 drones. Air defense shot down or suppressed 257 targets, including two ballistic missiles, hits recorded in 25 locations.</p>
At night, the Russians attacked Ukraine with ballistic missiles and 280 drones. 255 UAVs and two ballistics were shot down.
3 dead in Ukrainian drone raid on Russian city – governor
3 dead in Ukrainian drone raid on Russian city – governor | 26 Oct 2026 | Three people have been killed and 39 others injured, including a child, in a Ukrainian overnight drone raid on the southern Russian city of Voronezh, Governor Aleksandr Gusev has reported. Most of the victims in the attack come from a single apartment block that was hit by a downed drone, the official said on Monday morning. Three of the injured people are in serious condi…
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