A second Russian strike on a blaze near Kyiv killed two firefighters, hours before missiles and jet drones hit 17 sites across Ukraine

On 11 November, Russian forces struck a fire in Yahotyn, Kyiv Oblast, while firefighters were battling the flames, killing two of them. Two more rescuers were injured. Overnight, Russia launched a series of attacks on Ukraine, including ballistic missiles, Zircon missiles, and 123 attack drones, resulting in casualties and damage across multiple regions.

In Kyiv Oblast, two people were killed and three were injured by the attacks, including the two firefighters who lost their lives at the Yahotyn fire. In addition to the firefighter fatalities, two rescuers were wounded, and a truck driver in Brovary suffered injuries from falling debris. The attacks also caused damage to 19 houses in Bucha district, 16 in Fastiv district, and 17 in Boryspil district, along with an enterprise in Obukhiv district.

The attacks continued into the afternoon, with a Russian drone targeting a nine-story apartment block in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district, causing fires on floors three to six. Seven people were injured, with most treated for acute stress. A resident was killed in the incident.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the systematic speed limits placed on US-made Starshield satellite terminals, which hinder Ukrainian interceptor drones from catching Russia's jet drones. The attacks were not limited to the eastern region, with western areas, including Rivne, Khmelnytskyi, and Cherkasy oblasts, also experiencing damage to energy facilities and other infrastructure.