The key facts

  • The drone attack on the Tyumen Region was repelled by the Defense Ministry's air defense forces and mobile fire groups
  • There were no casualties or damage to industrial facilities, Governor Alexander Moor reported
  • The drone danger regime in the region remains in effect

Attack repelled with no casualties or damage

Air defense forces and mobile fire groups repelled an attack by Ukrainian drones on the Tyumen Region. This was reported by the region's governor Alexander Moor on his channel in MAX:

Drone danger regime remains in effect

Despite the repelled attack, the drone danger regime in the region remains in effect. Moor urged residents to stay calm and rely only on official reports, noting that all emergency services have been placed on heightened alert.

Context: the night of November 4

The attack on the Tyumen Region came against the backdrop of a massive drone raid on Russian regions on the night of November 4. According to Life.ru, air defense forces intercepted and destroyed 709 drones over 15 regions of the country, as well as over the waters of the Black and Azov Seas. Airborne targets were shot down, among other places, over the Belgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, Tula, Voronezh and Rostov Regions.

A Ukrainian drone chased a bus near Bryansk and exploded over it; a passenger was injured