‼ 531 Ukrainian drones were shot down by air defense over 13 regions of the Russian Federation according to the data of the Ministry of Defense, from 20:00 Moscow time on October 27 to 08:00 Moscow time on October 28, drones were intercepted and destroyed over the territories of Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kaluga, Kursk, Liptsk, Oryol, Rostov, Ryazan, Tambo Region, Tambo Oblast, Tambo Oblast, Tambo, and Mosab Oblast. In the Belgorod region, in the Grayvoronsky district, a civilian was killed as a result of a targeted attack by the armed forces of Ukraine. Four people in Kurochensky and Shevkinsky districts were injured. Alexander Shobiev wrote about it. 45 drones were shot down over the Liptsk region. There were no deaths, one person sought medical help, Governor Igor Artamonov said. There is damage to an apartment building in Lipetsk. "Information about a strong fire in an industrial plant is distributed on social networks and instant messages. This is not true. "The fragments of the UAV fell on landing, a fire broke out, which has now been located," noted Artamonov. In the Tula region, Governor Dmitry Miliev wrote, in Novomoskovsk one person was injured as a result of a UAV falling on an apartment building. A temporary accommodation center was established for the residents. A total of 64 drones were shot down in the area. In Novomoskovsk there is also damage to private residential properties and infrastructure in the nearby industrial area. In the Kaluga region, Governor Vladislav Shepasha said, 5 drones were destroyed over the territories of the urban districts of Borovsky, Kozelsky, Ulyanovsk, as well as in the outskirts of Kaluga and Obninsk. According to preliminary information, as a result of the attack in the Borovsky district, a car and a fence near a building were damaged by drones. There were no casualties. In the Ryazan region of the Miloslavsky district, two houses in the private sector caught fire. There were no casualties. A total of four drones were shot down in the area. Pavel Malkov wrote about it.