Ukraine struck 14 regions of Russia: three people died in Belgorod

Three people were killed as a result of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia's Belgorod region. At the same time, strikes by Russian forces on Ukraine caused power and water supply disruptions in several regions of the country.

 

Belgorod region officials announced on November 4 that three people had been killed. According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russia's overnight attacks damaged electricity generation facilities and substations in nine regions.

 

Russia's Ministry of Defense confirmed that two power plants located in Kyiv and Zhytomyr regions within Ukrainian territory had been struck.

 

As a result of the attacks, electricity and water supply in Kyiv and surrounding areas were cut off for several hours. In the capital, residents were advised to obtain drinking water from public water collection points. Emergency assistance centers offering hot tea and the ability to charge electronic devices were also set up in the affected areas.

 

Russia's Ministry of Energy stated that Ukrainian attacks had damaged energy infrastructure and that temporary power outage schedules had been introduced.

 

According to Reuters, Russian forces also struck Poltava, Dnipro, Kirovohrad, and Rivne regions in addition to Kyiv.

 

Russia's Ministry of Defense stated that overnight into November 4, 709 Ukrainian drones were shot down over 14 regions of the country, the Crimean peninsula, and the waters of the Black and Azov Seas.

 

It was previously reported that a fire broke out at Ozon company's logistics center as a result of a Ukrainian drone attack on the city of Adygeysk in southern Russia. The company announced that all employees had been evacuated and no one was injured. Damaged goods were removed from sale, and order delivery was redirected to other facilities.