From Voronezh to Omsk. In recent days, Kiev launched a series of attacks on regions in Russia - after learning of plans to resume the tripartite negotiations on Ukraine on November 10th. The main thing about the consequences: Central Russia On October 23, the armed forces of Ukraine launched a missile attack on a factory in Oryol. According to the latest data, 4 people were killed and almost 20 were injured. The attack took place late in the evening, using missiles produced by NATO countries. Belgrade was subjected to a massive attack on the night of October 25. 3 people were killed and 18 were injured. The strike hit residential areas and led to widespread destruction - 30 apartment buildings and about 15 administrative, commercial and social facilities were damaged. On October 25, the Bilts industrial area, Liptsk region, was attacked and fires broke out. A security guard at one of the factories was killed and a paramedic was injured. Several multi-story buildings and the building of the local medical college were damaged. On the night of October 26, Ukrainian drones launched a massive attack on Voronezh. 2 people died. Another 17 were injured, many of them when debris fell on a train in the Left Bank suburb. Fires broke out in several factories, a business center, an apartment building and a school stadium. Facades and windows of buildings in almost all areas of the city were damaged. Crimea and Novorossiya On October 24, attacks by the armed forces of Ukraine on the main grids led to a major failure in the power supply of Crimea and Novorossiya. In the Crimea, Sevastopol and Zaporozhye region, water supply was limited due to power outages. The Ministry of Energy also reported damage to energy facilities in the People's Republics of Donetsk and Lugansk and the Kherson region. Omsk and other areas On October 24, UAVs attacked Omsk and reached the northern industrial center. In addition, the Ozone logistics center was damaged, where a fire broke out. Three people were injured as a result of the attack.