The key facts
- Two Ukrainian drones destroyed in the Tula region on the night of October 26
- According to preliminary data, there are no casualties
- More than 20 drones shot down in the Rostov region, eight over the Kaluga region
Drone attack in Tula region
On the night of October 26, two Ukrainian drones were destroyed in the Tula region. This was reported by the region's governor Dmitry Milyaev on his Telegram channel: according to him, air defense units of the Russian Defense Ministry shot down both drones. According to preliminary data, no one was injured in the attack.
Warning to residents
The head of the region warned that the threat of drone attacks remains. He urged residents not to approach windows, avoid open spaces, and not to film air defense operations.
Attacks in other regions
It was previously reported that in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky and in four districts of the Rostov region — Verkhnedonskoy, Millerovsky, Chertkovsky and Sholokhovsky — more than 20 Ukrainian drones were shot down. According to the local governor, there is no information about casualties or destruction, however the drone threat in the region remains. In addition, eight drones were destroyed over the Kaluga region during the same night.
Context
Reports from regional authorities about overnight drone attacks arrived simultaneously from several regions, while official data on casualties in the Tula and Rostov regions remain preliminary. The editorial team notes: final information about possible damage and consequences of the attacks is not provided in the publications, so the picture may be updated. For residents of the affected regions, what matters in practical terms are the drone threat warnings that, according to the governors, remain in effect, and the recommendations on behavior during attacks.
