Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Ryazan region, with fires reported at oil refinery and Wildberries warehouse
Ukrainian drones attacked Russia’s Ryazan region overnight on November 5, Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov said.
On November 5, Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s Ryazan region, according to Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov. Fires erupted at several industrial facilities in the area after debris from the drone strikes ignited them, though Malkov did not specify which facilities were impacted. The attacks caused damage to power lines, leaving sections of the city without electricity.
One school suffered broken windows, leading to class cancellations. Private residences in Ryazan and Rybnovsky districts also sustained damage, while a nonresidential building in a private neighborhood caught fire in Ryazan, injuring a single individual. Ukrainian monitoring Telegram channels Exilenova+ and Supernova+ reported that the drones targeted the Ryazan oil refinery, a site Ukraine has previously attacked.
Exilenova+ also mentioned a fire at a Wildberries warehouse, a popular Russian online retailer. Independent Telegram channel Astra corroborated the Wildberries warehouse fire report, citing local residents. However, Wildberries has not yet responded to the allegations. Meduza adheres to strict editorial standards and has verified the accuracy of this report, which was translated from Russian using AI technology.
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