Overnight on November 28, multiple Russian cities experienced explosions amid a reported drone attack. Explosions were reported near military airfields and other locations in Taganrog, Smolensk, and Saratov, with air raid sirens sounding in Novorossiysk. While details remain unverified, eyewitness footage purportedly shows blasts in multiple cities. These strikes align with Kyiv’s ongoing efforts to target Russian military infrastructure.
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On November 12, Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces conducted a successful fire attack on the Lukoil-owned Stavrolen petrochemical enterprise in Budyonnovsk, southern Russia, using drones from the Deep Strike unit. While Russian air defenses intercepted 22 drones, including some over Stavropol Krai, the strike resulted in numerous explosions and a fire at the target. The Stavrolen plant, a major producer of petrochemical products, reportedly produces components used in Russian military equipment. This attack is part of Ukraine’s ongoing efforts to disrupt Russia’s oil and gas production, impacting its war efforts.
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Overnight, Ukrainian forces launched coordinated strikes against targets in southwestern Russia, including a key oil tanker loading terminal in Tuapse via kamikaze drones and robot boats. The attack resulted in explosions and fires within the port area, despite Russian claims of interception and minimal damage. Simultaneously, Ukrainian drones targeted railroad infrastructure in Rostov, prompting air travel disruptions and reports of damage, alongside an extensive drone campaign against Russian energy infrastructure. These attacks are part of a broader strategy aimed at disrupting Russian oil exports and retaliating for Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, with a notable increase in strikes against power grids and heating plants.
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On November 6, a drone attack caused explosions and a fire at the Kostroma State District Power Plant (GRES), one of Russia’s largest energy facilities, located in the Kostroma region. Despite the regional governor claiming that Russian air defenses repelled the attack, residents reported multiple explosions and visible flames. The plant, which supplies electricity to much of central Russia, has a significant installed capacity and a very tall smokestack. Also on November 6, Ukrainian forces conducted a successful strike on a Shahed drone storage and launch complex at the occupied Donetsk airport.
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Massive drone attack hits Russia, causing fires in Tuapse and explosions in Kursk and Alchevsk, and that’s a headline that definitely grabs your attention. It’s the kind of news that immediately sparks a flurry of questions and, let’s be honest, a good dose of speculation. When you see reports of a significant drone attack, especially one that hits multiple locations and results in fires and explosions, you know something serious has gone down. The immediate reaction is often to wonder about the extent of the damage, the potential casualties, and, of course, who’s behind it. The “unknown drones” line, as it’s often phrased, always makes you wonder about the possibilities, which often leads to some creative and humorous theories.… Continue reading
On Sunday, a Ukrainian drone attack targeted the Tuapse oil terminal, a key Russian Black Sea port, causing damage to at least two foreign vessels and the terminal’s infrastructure. This attack is part of Kyiv’s ongoing effort to disrupt Russia’s energy infrastructure and war effort. According to Russian authorities, a fire erupted at the terminal, but there were no reported casualties. The Ukrainian SBU confirmed their involvement, claiming five drone strikes hit an oil tanker, loading infrastructure, and surrounding buildings.
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In response to intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine, the Belgorod region has experienced a surge in Ukrainian drone attacks, leading to widespread blackouts and disruptions. Analysis indicates a nearly fourfold increase in drone strikes since the beginning of 2025, with September witnessing over 4,000 drone attacks. These strikes, along with increased missile attacks, have caused power outages affecting tens of thousands of residents and impacting essential services. Authorities are struggling to provide backup power, while fuel shortages and soaring generator prices exacerbate the situation for residents.
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Overnight drone and missile attacks targeted Russian-occupied Crimea and several regions within Russia, impacting critical infrastructure. Explosions were reported across Crimea, with strikes confirmed on a Feodosia oil terminal and an ammunition depot, and caused a large-scale fire. In Russia’s Belgorod Oblast, a thermal power plant was hit, leaving tens of thousands without power, and a similar strike in the Bryansk region led to a large fire at a local thermal power plant.
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Russia fires 500 drones at Ukraine in a deadly overnight attack, as President Zelenskyy has stated, and the immediate reality is nothing short of devastating. The scale of the attack itself is chilling, a massive barrage of unmanned aerial vehicles unleashed upon a civilian population. The sheer number, 500 drones, paints a grim picture of the intensity and breadth of the assault, undoubtedly causing widespread destruction and, tragically, loss of life. The fact that it occurred overnight underscores the deliberate nature of the attack, designed to maximize impact and sow fear. The targeting of civilians, as the comments suggest, is a tragic pattern that repeats again and again.… Continue reading
Russia rains drones and missiles on Ukraine, and the headlines, once again, scream the grim reality: Ukraine under attack. We’re talking about relentless barrages, a constant rain of destruction aimed at civilian areas and critical infrastructure. This isn’t a one-off event; it’s become a tragically familiar pattern. And the world watches, holding its breath, as another day dawns with the potential for devastating loss.
Russia rains drones and missiles on Ukraine, and it’s hard not to feel a sense of déjà vu. The news cycle repeats itself, the same phrases echoing: “Ukraine got bombed,” and, invariably, “Poland scrambles aircraft.” It’s become almost a ritualistic response, a grim ballet played out in the skies, the alert sirens a constant, haunting backdrop to the lives of Ukrainians.… Continue reading
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