Governor of Ryazan Region asked residents to limit movement after a drone attack

After an overnight drone attack on Ryazan, the head of the region, Pavel Malkov, recommended that residents limit movement where possible on November 5, not approach the debris, and report findings by calling 112. One person was injured, fires broke out at industrial facilities, power lines were damaged, and windows were shattered at School No. 58, where classes were cancelled.

Aziz KarimovFirst published on tafs uz 5 November 2026 at 12:551 min read

The key facts

Governor Pavel Malkov asked residents of Ryazan to limit movement on November 5 after an overnight drone attack
During the attack by 10 drones, one person was injured, fires broke out at industrial facilities, and power lines were damaged
Windows were shattered at School No. 58 and classes were cancelled; residents are asked not to touch the debris and to call 112

Movement restrictions and safety rules

Governor of Ryazan Region Pavel Malkov asked residents of Ryazan to limit movement around the city where possible on November 5. The appeal is connected with the aftermath of a massive overnight drone attack reported by the outlet Life.ru. The head of the region also urged people not to approach suspicious debris and not to touch it: if fragments are found, one should move away and report the find by calling 112. Parents were advised to be sure to explain these rules to their children.

Casualty, fires and power supply disruptions

According to the governor, one person was injured in Ryazan during an attack by 10 Ukrainian Armed Forces drones. Fires broke out at industrial facilities in the city, and power lines were damaged. Windows were shattered at School No. 58, and classes were cancelled. Emergency services are dealing with the aftermath of the attack, and specialists are restoring the power supply. No further details about the extent of the damage or the condition of the injured person are provided in available publications so far.