Strikes on russia
Ukraine’s strikes on targets in russia and the occupied territories. Filter by period, target type and status; click a marker or a list row to see every strike at that place.
Strikes5030 days
Confirmed2958%by Ukrainian official sources
Distinct targets491 repeat strike
List of strikes · 30 days · 50
- 13.113 strikes
- drone attack on moscow, moscow ≈ (night 12–13.11)mayor Sergei Sobyanin: more than 100 drones shot down between 21:34 and 02:08; restrictions at Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo and Zhukovsky airports; no information on damage; no Ukrainian confirmation
- Ionos LLC (attack-drone production and warehouse), Aero-Hit LLC service centre, Rostov-on-Don ≈ (night 12–13.11)Ukraine’s General Staff: Neptune missiles hit Ionos LLC’s tactical attack-drone production and its warehouse, as well as an Aero-Hit LLC service centre that repairs drones for the front; number of drones destroyed not given; governor Yuri Slyusar: one person injured, five blocks of flats damaged, sites not named
- Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka refinery, Volgograd ≈ (night 12–13.11)Ukraine’s General Staff: primary distillation units AVT-1, AVT-3, AVT-5 and AVT-6, a hydrotreating unit, a loading rack and six 2,000 m³ tanks hit, fire broke out; governor Andrei Bocharov: drone debris caused local fires in the southern industrial zone, four workers killed, two hospitalised, the refinery not named; no independent satellite images
- 11.112 strikes
- Omsk refinery (Gazprom Neft), Omsk, Omsk region ≈ (night 11.11)according to the Kyiv Independent (Astra, OSINT), more than 8 hours of drone attacks, a fire near the plant, power cuts; governor Vitaly Khotsenko acknowledged a drone attack but named no facilities; no Ukrainian confirmation; the extent of the damage is unknown
- Ust-Luga seaport: oil terminals, tanker berth; missile ship Naro-Fominsk (Buyan-M class), Ust-Luga, Leningrad region ≈ (night 10–11.11)Ukraine’s General Staff and the SBU confirmed the strike: according to the General Staff, 5 petroleum-product tanks with 150,000 m³ (a large fire), a hydrocracking unit and a pumping station were damaged, and the missile ship Naro-Fominsk (Buyan-M class) was hit; according to the SBU, several tanks at the Novatek-Ust-Luga terminal were damaged, with fires at the Faktor terminal and Luzhskaya station; governor Alexander Drozdenko: fire in the port area, 3 workers injured; the scale of the damage comes only from the General Staff and the SBU
- 10.111 strike
- 123rd aircraft repair plant (Rostec; repairs Il-76 and Il-78 aircraft and engines), Staraya Russa, Novgorod region ≈ (night 9–10.11)Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed the hit: explosions and a fire on the plant’s grounds, the extent of the damage is being established; according to the General Staff, the plant repairs and upgrades A-50 and military transport aircraft; russia’s MoD named the plant among those hit; governor Alexander Dronov: an industrial site and two country houses damaged, no casualties
- 09.111 strike
- KINEF refinery (Kirishinefteorgsintez), Kirishi, Leningrad region ≈ (night 8–9.11)“probably” hit, according to the General Staff (preliminary); governor Aleksandr Drozdenko: a drone fell on the KINEF site, the fire was contained, heating equipment damaged; in Vsevolozhsk a woman was killed by debris; the second attack on KINEF in a few days; the extent of the damage has not been assessed
- 08.114 strikes
- Bridge over the Mius on the Novorossiya highway (97th km), Neklinovsky district, Rostov region ≈ (night 8.11)according to governor Yury Slyusar, a drone damaged the bridge and construction machinery, including two crawler cranes; nobody hurt, traffic moved to the opposite carriageway; no Ukrainian confirmation; coordinates — the district centre (Pokrovskoye)
- Drone control post, Bilytske area, Donetsk region ≈ (night 7–8.11)hit, according to the General Staff; results being assessed; coordinates — Bilytske
- Drone control post, near Oleshky, Kherson region ≈ (night 7–8.11)hit, according to the General Staff; results being assessed; coordinates — Oleshky
- Temporary base and drone command post of a unit linked to the Rubikon centre, Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia region ≈ (night 7–8.11)hit, according to the General Staff — the most valuable of the day’s four targets (the others: drone control posts near Oleshky, Bilytske and Oleksandrovsky in Bryansk region — the last is not marked, its location not established); results being assessed; update of 9.11: Ukraine’s Southern Defence Forces (with the Foreign Intelligence Service, the SBU and the 412th unmanned systems regiment) say a base of the Rubicon drone unit was hit and the unit lost trained instructors; losses being established
- 07.114 strikes
- Two Iskander launchers and a Pantsir-S1 air defence system, Bryansk region (location not named) ≈ (night 6–7.11)hit, according to the General Staff; extent of damage being assessed; location within the region not named, marker placed at Bryansk; no statements by local authorities found
- Warehouse near the Almaz plant, Rostov-on-Don ≈ (night 6–7.11)per The Moscow Times (citing Exilenova+) — a large warehouse fire, about 8,000 sq m; unconfirmed, no official statements; coordinates for the city centre
- Proton-Electrotex plant, Oryol ≈ (night 6–7.11)per Ukraine’s General Staff — Neptune missiles hit a plant making modules for Kh-71 missiles and switches for Iskander-M; impacts, a fire and explosions; governor Andrey Klychkov acknowledged damage to the production premises of an enterprise in the Sovetsky district without naming it
- Rosneft refinery, Saratov ≈ (night 6–7.11)per The Moscow Times and Meduza — several fires and a plume of smoke at the refinery, the fire also reported by Astra; target identified by monitoring channels; governor Roman Busargin admitted a drone attack and damage to civilian infrastructure without naming the refinery; no official confirmation
- 06.112 strikes
- Ammunition depots, Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region ≈ (night 5–6.11)per Ukraine’s General Staff — two ammunition depots hit near Melitopol and Khliborobne, as well as a drone control post near Chasiv Yar and a fuel depot near Luhanske; no damage details
- Afipsky refinery, Afipsky, Krasnodar krai ≈ (night 5–6.11)according to ASTRA (via Ukrinform), the tank farm is on fire; the Kuban emergency headquarters confirmed a fire at an enterprise “caused by falling drone debris” without naming the refinery; no official confirmation
- 05.111 strike
- Ryazan refinery (Rosneft), Ryazan ≈ (night 4–5.11)according to ASTRA (via Ukrinform), the refinery is on fire and a Wildberries warehouse “probably” too; Governor Pavel Malkov confirmed a mass attack, fires at industrial sites and power cuts without naming the refinery; no official confirmation
- 04.111 strike
- Attack drone depot, Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region ≈ (night 4–5.11)according to the General Staff, a drone depot in Melitopol was hit, as well as a site for storing, preparing and launching attack drones in Crimea, depots, a mobile fire team and repair units in Donetsk and Luhansk regions; no details of the damage
- 03.112 strikes
- Supply depot, near Bilovodsk, Luhansk region ≈ (night 3–4.11)according to the General Staff, the depot was “hit”; no details of the damage
- Slavneft-YANOS refinery, Yaroslavl ≈ (night 2–3.11)according to the Telegram channels Exilenova+ and Astra (via Suspilne) — a large fire, at least five large and two smaller seats of fire; the governor acknowledged a fire at an “enterprise” and two injured workers without naming the refinery; no official confirmation
- 02.111 strike
- Samara oil pumping station (Atyrau–Samara pipeline), Prosvet, Samara region ≈ (night morning of 2.11)according to Bloomberg, NASA FIRMS registered a probable fire; Kazakhstan temporarily suspended oil deliveries through the Atyrau–Samara pipeline; no official confirmation; no statements by the Samara regional authorities found
- 01.111 strike
- Lukoil oil refinery, Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod region ≈ (night 31.10–1.11)according to the Telegram channels Exilenova+ and Supernova+ (via Kyiv Independent), a fire after a drone attack; no official confirmation; petrol sales limits were introduced in the region
- 31.102 strikes
- Kamensky plant (solid rocket fuel), Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Rostov region ≈ (night 30–31.10)according to the General Staff — struck by drones and the Navy’s Neptune missiles; fire at the finished-products warehouse, four production workshops damaged; no statements by local authorities found
- Industrial zone with three Bashneft refineries (UNPZ, Novoil, Ufaneftekhim), Ufa, Bashkortostan ≈ (night 30–31.10)according to the monitoring channel Exilenova+ (via LB.ua) — drone attack on the industrial zone, witnesses saw a drone and smoke; the authorities declared a drone threat and restricted airport operations, but named no damage; damage unknown, no official confirmation
- 30.101 strike
- Novokuibyshevsk refinery, Novokuibyshevsk, Samara region ≈ (night 29–30.10)according to the Telegram channel Exilenova+ (via Ostrov) — a large fire after an attack; no official confirmation; no statement by the governor found
- 29.104 strikes
- Su-57 aircraft at the airfield, Akhtubinsk, Astrakhan region ≈ (night 29.10)according to HUR, the aircraft exploded during engine start (not a claim of a Ukrainian strike); possible cause poor-quality fuel; estimated cost ≈$150m; no statements by russian authorities found
- Iskander-M tactical missile launcher near a ballistic-missile transfer point, near Fatezh, Kursk region ≈ (night 29–30.10)according to the General Staff — the launcher was hit; no statements by the Kursk regional authorities found
- A Geran drone depot, a drone base and a fuel depot; also radars near Starodub and Medvedovo, drone control posts near Savlukovo and Vitovka, near Navlya, Bryansk region ≈ (night 28–29.10)according to the General Staff — hit; hitting radars “creates gaps in the enemy’s radar field”; no statements by local authorities found
- Marinovka airfield (Su-34), Marinovka, Volgograd region ≈ (night 29.10)according to Ukraine’s Navy — a strike with Neptune missiles, two Su-34s destroyed; confirmed by the Navy and Ukraine’s General Staff; no independent imagery; no statements by local authorities found
- 28.102 strikes
- Lipetsk military airfield; also the area of the Novolipetsk steelworks (NLMK), Lipetsk, Lipetsk region ≈ (night 27–28.10)according to Obozrevatel and Slovo i Dilo (citing Exilenova+ and russian channels) — air defences engaged jet-powered drones; hits and a fire were reported near the airfield and near NLMK; whether the airfield itself was on fire is unconfirmed; the governor only declared a missile alert; no official Ukrainian confirmation
- Novomoskovsk Azot chemical plant, Novomoskovsk, Tula region ≈ (night 27–28.10)according to Censor.NET and Novyny.LIVE (citing Exilenova+) — a drone attack and a fire, probably in an ammonia production unit (unconfirmed); Governor Milyaev confirmed an attack on the region and damage to facilities in an industrial zone from drone debris, without naming the site; no official Ukrainian confirmation
- 26.101 strike
- Communications hub and UAV workshop; also command posts near Myrnohrad, Chervonohorivka and Vyshneve, depots near Komisarivka and Kateryna, near Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region ≈ (night 25–26.10)according to the General Staff — hit; statements by the occupation authorities could not be checked
- 25.102 strikes
- Energiya plant (batteries for aerial-bomb guidance modules and for Kalibr and Iskander-M missiles), Yelets, Lipetsk region ≈ (night 25–26.10)according to the General Staff — a workshop making power cells for weapons damaged, fire; the governor confirmed a strike on an enterprise in Yelets and the death of a worker, without naming the plant
- Shopping centre, Belgorod region ≈ (night 24–25.10)per the Kyiv Independent — the russian authorities claimed 1 killed and 14 wounded; no Ukrainian confirmation
- 24.104 strikes
- Omsky Kauchuk plant (petrochemicals) and an Ozon logistics hub, Omsk, Omsk region ≈ (night 24.10 (evening))according to Radio Svoboda and ZN.ua — drone attack, large fires; Ozon confirmed the attack; attributed by the Exilenova+ Telegram channel, no official confirmation
- Aircraft at Yeysk airfield, Yeysk, Krasnodar krai ≈ (night 23–24.10)per the General Staff — an aircraft was hit; the extent of the damage is being established
- Togliattikauchuk complex (synthetic rubbers, monomers, high-octane petrol additives), Togliatti, Samara region ≈ (night 23–24.10)according to the General Staff (26.10) — a process pipeline, two butyl rubber units and one distillation unit damaged; according to Astra, a fire at the plant
- Main production building of JSC Proton-Electrotex (optoelectronic equipment, modules for S-71 Kovyor missiles, switches for Iskander-M), Oryol, Oryol region ≈ (night 23–24.10)according to the General Staff (26.10) — the main microchip production workshop was probably destroyed, and the building and servers damaged; no independent satellite data
- 23.101 strike
- Site for preparing and launching attack drones, Donetsk region (occupied; exact location not given) ≈ (night 23.10)according to the General Staff — three buildings for preparing and loading drones and one launch rail damaged
- 22.101 strike
- russia’s MoD 75th arsenal (weapons storage and repair, including air-defence systems), military unit 42708, Serpukhov, Moscow region ≈ (night 21–22.10)per NV (Astra) — an explosion on the grounds of the military unit, local residents reported powerful blasts; damage not assessed; no official confirmation
- 20.101 strike
- “Nikolskaya” line production and dispatch station of the Druzhba oil pipeline (Transneft), near Michurinsk, Tambov region ≈ (night 19–20.10)per the Exilenova+ channel and BBC russian — a fire at the station; the governor confirmed a fire at an unnamed enterprise in Michurinsk district, no casualties; no official confirmation
- 18.104 strikes
- Radar station, near Trubchevsk, Bryansk region ≈ (night 18–19.10)per the General Staff — hit; result not detailed
- Site for storing, preparing and launching attack drones, Donetsk area (marker — Donetsk) ≈ (night 17–18.10)hit confirmed by the General Staff; extent not detailed
- VK data centre and the 330 kV “Vostochnaya” substation (per ASTRA), Vsevolozhsk district, Leningrad region (marker — Vsevolozhsk) ≈ (night 17–18.10)VK confirmed a drone attack on the data centre, saying its services are running; the governor reported power outages; extent unknown
- Petersburg Oil Terminal (oil loading port; per OSINT — also the Ruchei/Strumky oil depot), St Petersburg (marker — city centre) ≈ (night 17–18.10)a fire on the terminal grounds (admitted by Governor Beglov); Fire Point claimed an FP-1 strike; no confirmation from Ukrainian authorities
- 17.101 strike
- Railway bridge over the Unecha river (near Sloboda-Seletskaya), Bryansk region (marker — Unecha) ≈ (night 16–17.10)per the General Staff — railway bridge hit; meant to disrupt supplies of ammunition, fuel and equipment
- 16.103 strikes
- Production and storage building of Roboavia (drone maker, near the village of Lenina), Rostov region (marker — Rostov-on-Don; village not located) ≈ (night 16.10)per the General Staff — production and storage building hit; extent not specified
- Radars (Ozarivnyi, Trubchevsk, “Nebo-U” near Magri), EW (Novozybkov), communication towers (Olenivka, Crimea), Trubchevsk, Bryansk region (marker — Trubchevsk); other targets — Krasnodar Krai, Crimea — not shown on the map ≈ (night 15–16.10)General Staff: two radars and an EW station hit in Bryansk region, two communication towers in Crimea; “Nebo-U” radar near Magri in Krasnodar Krai — a fire near the site
- Surgut condensate stabilisation plant (Gazprom Pererabotka), Surgut district, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug (marker — Surgut) ≈ (night 16.10 (daytime))per OSINT channels — a fire at the plant; the Khanty-Mansi governor confirmed a fire at an unspecified industrial site in the district
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