About 113 Ukrainian drones were shot down in the skies over the Leningrad region overnight, Governor Alexander Drozdenko said Monday morning.
"113 UAVs were shot down over the area during the night," Drozdenko wrote on his Messenger Max channel.
The governor noted that the fragments of the UAV fell on the roof of an apartment building in Vasvolozhesk, the consequences are becoming clear.
Production at the Khor Mor gas field in the Sulaymaniyah district of Iraqi Kurdistan was urgently halted after an explosion caused by a drone attack, the local security services said.
No possible casualties and the extent of the damage were reported.
Hur Mor is one of the main sources of gas used to run power plants in the Kurdistan Region. In the past it was the target of attacks that temporarily stopped production and reduced supplies to power plants.
A Ukrainian armed forces drone hit an industrial area in the Leningrad region, regional governor Alexander Drozdenko said.
"There are facts of a UAV that hit the industrial area of the city of Kirishi," wrote Drozdenko on his Messenger Max channel.
US President Donald Trump said that during his trip to China he plans to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss denuclearization.
"I'm going to visit China, and one of the meetings, I think, will be with President Putin and President Xi Jinping, and that will be interesting," Trump told reporters.
"We will talk about many things, including nuclear disarmament," he said.
Earlier, the "Financial Times" wrote that officials from the three countries are discussing a possible meeting of the leaders of the United States, Russia and China on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Shenzhen, China, which will be held on November 18-19.
A source familiar with the talks told the Financial Times that Washington and Moscow are urging Beijing to agree to such a meeting.