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Russian drone attacks strike four districts of Dnipropetrovsk region, reportedly killing one
Russian forces carried out nearly 20 drone attacks across four districts of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast overnight against November 7, hitting Pavlohrad and other communities. Reports say one person was killed and four were injured in Pavlohrad, including an 11-year-old girl, while residential buildings, businesses, vehicles and infrastructure were damaged.
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Ukraine strikes Russian missile-components plant in Oryol with Neptune missiles
Ukrainian missile forces attacked the Russian Proton-Electrotex plant in Oryol overnight on November 7 using coastal missile complexes from the Ukrainian Navy. The General Staff reported a hit, a fire and explosions, while the scale of the damage remains under assessment. Russia’s regional governor said production facilities were partially damaged.
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Russian attacks on Kharkiv region injure seven, including 3-year-old girl
Russian forces attacked nine populated areas in Kharkiv region over the past day, injuring seven people, including a three-year-old girl. The strikes also damaged homes, shops, an agricultural building and vehicles. A transit evacuation point in Lozova received 148 people over the day.
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Russian strikes damage DTEK facilities in Dnipropetrovsk region, killing repair worker
Russian forces attacked several DTEK energy facilities in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on the morning of November 6, damaging equipment, causing fires and cutting power to up to 50,000 subscribers. In a separate drone strike on a repair crew, 50-year-old energy worker Mykola Bohatyriv was killed. New power outages were also reported across seven Ukrainian regions.
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Russia launches 128 drones and two Kh-35 missiles in overnight attack on Ukraine
Russia attacked Ukraine overnight from November 4 into November 5 with two guided Kh-35 missiles and 128 drones, including 65 Shahed drones. By 08:00, Ukrainian air defense had downed or suppressed 105 drones, while impacts were reported at 18 locations and fighting was still continuing.
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Russian strikes hit 18 Kharkiv region settlements, injuring six people
Russian forces attacked 18 settlements in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, injuring six people, including an 8-year-old boy who experienced an acute stress reaction. Residential buildings, public facilities, transport infrastructure, electrical networks and businesses were damaged across several districts.
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Russian drone attacks hit Dnipro and Samar, injuring three in Dnipropetrovsk region
Russian forces attacked Dnipro and Samar with drones overnight into November 5 and struck six districts across Dnipropetrovsk Oblast nearly 20 times. Three people were injured in Dnipro, where fires also damaged a private house, garages and critical infrastructure. Ukrainian air defenses reportedly destroyed 30 Russian drones.
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Russian strikes disrupt energy, water and heating in Zhytomyr Oblast
Russian forces attacked energy infrastructure and private homes in Zhytomyr Oblast on the evening of November 3 and overnight into November 4. The strikes disrupted electricity, water and heating services in Zhytomyr, Korosten and Zviahel districts, damaging a residential building and a private car. No deaths or injuries were reported, while restoration work was still underway.
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Ukraine reports 2,180 Russian military personnel lost in a day
Ukraine’s General Staff says Russia lost 2,180 military personnel over the preceding day, bringing its estimate of total Russian losses since the full-scale invasion to about 1,597,010. Ukrainian military officials put October’s Russian losses at 54,400 personnel killed or severely wounded, while independent and NATO estimates suggest the scale of losses is higher than publicly identified Russian deaths.
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Ukraine reports 206 combat clashes as Russian losses top 2,000 in a day
Ukraine’s General Staff reported 206 combat engagements across 10 sectors of the front over the past day. It estimated Russian losses at 2,060 personnel, including killed and wounded, along with substantial losses of weapons, vehicles, and other equipment.
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US-mediated Olekshy ceasefire enables evacuation of nearly 800 people
A locally negotiated ceasefire in occupied Olekshy allowed humanitarian aid to reach the city and nearly 800 people to be evacuated, according to Melania Trump. Ukrainian authorities said Russian forces used the pause to rotate units, reinforce positions and expand logistics, while Ukrainian and Russian officials disputed whether the movement of military equipment violated the arrangements.
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Ukrainian drones reported to target Samara oil-transfer station in Russia
Ukrainian drones attacked the Samara oil-transfer station near Prosvet in Russia’s Samara Oblast, according to reports from local residents and open-source analysis. The reported strike caused explosions, heavy smoke and a fire, while Russian officials confirmed a regional drone attack without identifying the station as the target.
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Ukraine reports record 2,500 Russian personnel losses in a single day
Ukraine’s General Staff says Russian forces lost 2,500 personnel on 1 November 2026, the highest daily personnel-loss figure reported during the full-scale war. The military also reported losses of artillery systems, operational-tactical drones, armoured vehicles and other equipment.
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Russian strikes on humanitarian hub in Komyshuvakha kill at least 26, with toll rising during rescue operation
Russian forces struck a school in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, on 2 November while humanitarian aid was being distributed, then hit the shelter where people had taken refuge with nine more bombs. At least 26 people were killed and five were injured in the latest official update provided, while search-and-rescue operations continued under the rubble. Reports subsequently put the death toll as high as 37.
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Ukraine reports 264 clashes and 2,100 Russian personnel losses in a day
Ukraine’s General Staff reported 264 combat clashes over the previous day and estimated Russian personnel losses at about 2,100. It also said Ukrainian forces destroyed 944 Russian drones and other equipment, while Russian forces launched thousands of drone attacks, shelled Ukrainian positions and populated areas, and carried out 74 airstrikes.
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Russia strikes Ukrainian energy infrastructure as weekly missile use reaches 44
Russia launched a large overnight attack on energy infrastructure in Dnipropetrovsk, Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr and Khmelnytskyi regions, leaving hundreds of thousands of families without electricity. Over the preceding week, Ukraine faced 1,940 strike drones, more than 1,580 guided bombs and 44 missiles, including 36 ballistic missiles.
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Russian drone attacks hit Dnipro and Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, leaving nearly 100,000 without power
Russian forces attacked Dnipro and five districts of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast with drones overnight, damaging energy and civilian infrastructure and injuring people. Nearly 100,000 consumers remained without electricity across three districts by Sunday morning, while more than 70 emergency crews worked to restore power. Water supply in Dnipro was fully restored.
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Ukraine says Russian losses reached an October record as forces liberated 96.2 sq km
President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian forces suffered a record 54,400 killed or severely wounded in October, while Ukrainian troops liberated 96.2 square kilometres of territory. Ukrainian gains exceeded Russian advances by 10.4 square kilometres, and Russian losses on October 21 reached a record 2,250 personnel.
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Russian strikes hit industrial sites in Kharkiv and Poltava region, causing fires
Russian forces struck an industrial and warehouse building in Kharkiv and the grounds of a private industrial enterprise in Poltava region, causing fires. Two further strikes hit Kharkiv’s Nemyshlianskyi and Kyivskyi districts. No casualties were reported from the Kharkiv attacks, and the damage was still being assessed.
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Russia strikes five Dnipropetrovsk districts, killing one and injuring 17
Russian forces launched more than 20 drone, aerial-bomb and artillery attacks on five districts of Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region overnight into October 31. One person was killed and 17 were reported injured, including children, while homes, industrial sites and energy facilities were damaged. Repeated attacks on power infrastructure disrupted electricity, public transport and water supply in Dnipro.