Russia says it hit a cargo vessel and Ukrainian logistic hubs overnight
- Ukraine’s armed forces launched a missile attack on Russia’s Oryol region on October 23, injuring eight people, according to Governor Andrey Klychkov.
- A factory in Oryol’s Sovetsky district was hit, causing a serious fire that was later extinguished; buildings and vehicles were also damaged.
- Monitoring channels Exile+ and Supernova+ reported that the targeted Proton plant supports Russia’s defense industry.
- Russia’s Defense Ministry said 87 Ukrainian drones were shot down over seven Russian regions and annexed Crimea.
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Ukraine drone attack damages industrial infrastructure in Russia's Novomoskovsk, governor says
Falling debris from drones has struck Novomoskovsk in Russia, leading to damages in various industrial infrastructures. Regional officials reported that both apartment buildings and private homes suffered as a result. The city, known for chemical production, is located about 200 km south of Moscow. Health and safety officials have been sent to assess the situation following the incidents.
Russia has fired more than 100 ballistic missiles at Kyiv and the surrounding areas in the past two weeks, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
A university campus was also hit, injuring 12 people.
President Volodimir Zelenski warned that new attacks are possible, based on the continuation of attacks by Shahed-type Russian drones against the capital and other Ukrainian cities. Article Rocket flood over Ukraine, only two out of 16 were intercepted first appears in Romania TV.
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