During the night, Russia launched to Ukraine Iskander-M and KN-23 ballistic missiles, Zircon anti-ship missiles, 59 Kh-101, Kh-59, Kh-69 and Iskander-K, as well as 289 unmanned aerial vehicles. The air defense neutralized three ballistic missiles, 49 cruise missiles and 257 unmanned aerial vehicles, including 89 jet engines. Data on three additional missiles is being clarified. Targets were hit in 23 locations, with debris falling in 14 others. Here is what is known about the results: The Russians attacked four districts in the Dnepropetrovsk region more than 20 times. In Dnipro, 15 people were injured, three of them in a serious condition. In the Samara district, a thermal power plant, residential buildings, a hospital and a police station were damaged. In the Nikopol area, four people were injured in the attacks and damage was caused to houses, a factory and a warehouse. Overnight, Russia attacked the energy sector of the Zhytomyr region. Fires broke out in critical infrastructure facilities in two districts; Over 180,000 households have no electricity. The Russians again hit energy facilities and civilians in the Odessa region. The attack damaged the DTEK facility and caused power outages. The attack also hit administrative buildings, warehouses and production workshops. A Russian missile and 29 UAVs were neutralized in the Cherkasy region. In Cherkasy, four houses were damaged and two people were injured. In two districts, drones hit a house, a non-operational factory and power lines. The death toll in Komishovakha, Zaporizhia region, rose to 29. Another 48 people are considered missing. On November 2, the Russians deliberately hit the community with a FAB-3000 aerial bomb. The Russian attack tonight caused damage to the Okranergo substation in the Rubna area. Critical infrastructure facilities were damaged in the Vinnytsia region.