Russia-Ukraine cross-attacks resume. Ukrainian armed forces struck an oil refinery in the Russian city of Yaroslavl with drones. This is Slavneft-Yanos, one of Russia's largest oil processing plants, about 250 kilometers northeast of Moscow.
Russian armed forces bombed a medical facility in Kharkiv overnight, wounding 62 people and evacuating around 200 patients.
The death toll from yesterday's Russian airstrikes on a humanitarian center in Komyshuvakha, a village in the Zaporizhzhia region, "has risen to 29 dead and 5 wounded". "Search and rescue operations are underway on site, because another 48 people are still missing". This was announced by Mykhailo Semikin, head of the regional administration of Zaporizhzhia. "The scale of the tragedy is terrible. Behind every number there is a human life, a family that has lost loved ones or is still waiting for news of their loved ones", underlined the person in charge.
Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure overnight left more than 180,000 users without electricity in the Zhytomyr region and severely damaged a plant owned by private energy company DTEK in the Odessa region, authorities and the company said.
Planned interruptions of electricity supply were implemented in the Odessa region. About 130 settlements in the Zhytomyr region were without electricity on Tuesday morning, governor Vitalii Bunechko said. No deaths or injuries were reported.
In the Odessa region, an attack shortly before midnight on Monday caused extensive damage to a plant operated by DTEK Odessa Electric Networks, the company said. He added that the site had been bombed repeatedly over the past two months and that repairs would take a long time.
Ukrainian armed forces struck an oil refinery in the Russian city of Yaroslavl with drones. This is Slavneft-Yanos, one of Russia's largest oil processing plants, about 250 kilometers northeast of Moscow. The attack occurred - as reported by the Kiev Independent citing Ukrainian monitoring channels - during the night and residents reported at least three fires inside the plant.
Russian air defenses intercepted 493 Ukrainian drones heading towards Moscow during the night between Monday and Tuesday. This was reported by the mayor of the Russian capital, Sergei Sobianin, who wrote on Telegram: "Between 8.30pm on November 2nd and 7.30am on November 3rd, 493 drones flew in the direction of the Moscow region. Most were destroyed by the Ministry of Defense's air defense system in peripheral areas. 187 drones were neutralized as they approached Moscow."
Overnight, the Russian armed forces launched a massive missile and drone attack against the Dnipro region. This was reported - as reported by the UNIAN agency - by the head of the regional military administration of Dnipropetrovsk, Oleksandr Ganzha, on Telegram. In detail, infrastructure, as well as residential buildings and administrative buildings, were affected in the districts of Dnipro and Kryvyi Rih. In the Nikopol region the attack damaged a private house and four people were injured. "At dawn, the enemy struck the Dnieper again. Some houses were damaged. There are wounded, all emergency services are working on the spot. Search and rescue operations are underway," Ganzha wrote.
Russian armed forces bombed a medical facility in Kharkiv overnight, wounding 62 people and evacuating around 200 patients. This was reported - as reported by the Kiev Independent - by the local authorities. According to Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov, the attack hit an area connecting several buildings of a medical facility in the Nemyshlianskyi neighborhood.
