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Russian regions assess damage following heavy overnight drone attacks

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Posted Nov 15, 2026, 08:30 PM UTC · In the digest of 2026-11-15-2030
Russian regions assess damage following heavy overnight drone attacks
Photo: The Insider

Russian regions evaluate casualty counts and infrastructure damage following massive overnight Ukrainian drone strikes targeting ports, substations, and industrial sites.

Russian regional officials continue to assess the aftermath of an extensive Ukrainian drone strike overnight. In Leningrad Oblast, where authorities reported downing 150 drones, a resident in Vsevolozhsk died after drone debris struck a residential roof, adding to two previously reported fatalities in Smolensk Oblast. The attacks also sparked a fire at the Baltic port of Ust-Luga, injuring three people, and targeted an industrial zone in Kirishi.

In Novgorod Oblast, local leadership confirmed damage to an unspecified industrial facility and two private homes. Further south, strikes in Taganrog hit two electrical substations serving rail logistics, causing casualties and disrupting local transit.

Concurrently, Russian air strikes battered Ukrainian infrastructure. A drone hit a educational facility in Yahotyn, while targeted bombardment left parts of Kryvyi Rih without power and caused fires across Kharkiv.

Sources: Belsat, Mediazona, NEXTA, Point, The Insider.

How outlets assessed this

    • The Insider Neutral Reported on the loss of three Russian Aerospace Forces aircraft alongside broader battlefield developments and Ukrainian advances.
    • Verstka Neutral Highlighted reports from pro-war Telegram channels regarding pilot casualties while detailing confirmed casualties and damage at Ust-Luga.

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