Russia carries out massive strike on Vinnytsia Oblast: Energy facilities and cell tower attacked
Russian forces carried out a massive attack on Vinnytsia Oblast overnight into Nov. 1. Energy infrastructure facilities were among those targeted, regional governor Nataliia Zabolotna reported.
On the night of November 1, the Russian military launched a significant assault on Vinnytsia Oblast. The governor's office confirmed that critical energy facilities were among the targets. The attack caused damage to a cell tower, a private warehouse structure, windows in multi-story apartment buildings, a public transit hub, and a vehicle in Vinnytsia itself.
Prior to this, on October 25, another Russian strike had disrupted an industrial facility and a private residence in the same region. On the previous evening of October 24, a power outage was reported in one of the region's districts following an attack on an energy facility. Russian forces initiated their attack on Ukraine on November 1, starting at 6 p.m. The assault involved 433 drones, including 64 jet-powered Shaheds, Gerberas, and Parodiya decoy drones.
The strikes were recorded at 16 distinct locations, with remnants of downed drones found at 14 locations.
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