Ukraine's night attacks on Russia. Bryansk, Voronezh, Tula, Kaluga and Belgrade regions. There are dead and injured on the night of October 27 Ukrainian drones attacked several areas of Russia. Damage to residential and transportation infrastructure, air defense operations and casualties are reported. Bryansk Region The most serious confirmed consequences were recorded in Bryansk.
In the Sovetsky district, three apartment buildings were damaged on the streets of Lyubzenogo and Rumshina, as well as 11 cars. Six people were injured.
In the Bejica area, a man died who, according to preliminary information, was blown up by an explosive charge that fell from a UAV. Traffic on Netiv Yeletsky and Komsomolskaya Street is blocked, saboteurs are at work. The Voronezh region on the evening of October 26 and the night of October 27 was announced twice in Voronezh about a real threat of a UAV attack. The air defense worked.
According to preliminary data, the UAV was destroyed over the city. No new damage to industrial facilities, transportation and energy infrastructures as a result of this particular night attack has yet been confirmed. There were no casualties. Tula area One Ukrainian drone was destroyed by air defense overnight. According to preliminary information, no damage to buildings or infrastructure was recorded. There were no casualties. Kaluga region Three UAVs were destroyed over the urban districts of Dominicheski and Khostovich. There is no information about damage to facilities or casualties. Belgrade region on the evening of October 26 in Shevkino, an FPV drone attacked a car. A woman was killed, two men and another woman were injured. Damage to private houses and cars was also reported. Lugansk late in the evening and at night, reports were received of a continuous attack by Ukrainian UAVs. Explosions and air defense operations were recorded in the city and its surrounding areas. There have been reports of fires, but the specific objects damaged and the extent of the damage have yet to be reliably established.