Following "damage to technological facilities" in the Nizhny Novgorod region as a result of a drone attack, life-support systems are operating normally, including fuel supplies, the regional government press service reported. "Comprehensive measures are being taken to ensure fuel availability at gas stations," the statement read. Authorities urged drivers not to crowd gas stations and to refuel as needed. Overall, on the night of November 1, air defense forces shot down over 100 drones over the region, Governor Gleb Nikitin reported earlier. Among other things, damage was caused to an industrial facility. No one was injured. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case for a terrorist attack.