Yaroslavl, RussiaRussia–Ukraine War
Russian authorities also report damage to a refinery and two people wounded in Yaroslavl. The claimed number of interceptions has not been independently confirmed and does not allow an assessment of air defence effectiveness.
Yaroslavl, RussiaMilitary Infrastructure
Yaroslavl Region Governor Mikhail Yevrayev reported damaged infrastructure at Slavneft-YANOS, one of Russia’s largest refineries. It has not yet been established whether the fire halted oil refining.
UkraineMilitary Infrastructure
Moscow claims it hit power stations, substations and port infrastructure overnight into 3 November. Ukrainian sources report power cuts and injuries, but the full extent of the damage remains undetermined.
Odesa, UkraineMilitary Infrastructure
The local administration reports damage to homes and infrastructure in Odesa. Separately, DTEK reports damage to an energy facility in the region and the partial restoration of power supplies.
Donetsk, UkraineRussia–Ukraine War
On the evening of 1 November 2026 power went out in Russian-occupied Donetsk after reports of a strike on a 220 kV substation. The Moscow-installed authorities reported more than 276,000 customers without electricity. The same evening a Ukrainian OSINT channel also reported strikes near occupied Melitopol.
Kstovo district, RussiaRussia–Ukraine War
The governor has not named the affected industrial site in Kstovo district, while media reports identify the NORSI refinery. Whether the strike disrupted fuel production remains unclear.
Atlanta, USRussia–Ukraine War
Marco Rubio said Washington was discussing options for unhindered grain and energy shipments from Russia and Ukraine. No agreement has been announced, and the scope and monitoring arrangements remain unclear.
Dzhankoi, CrimeaMilitary Infrastructure
According to Ukrinform, the movement cites an agent of its own in the Russian armed forces. It links the energy facility to military supply in occupied Crimea, but neither this link nor the information received has been independently confirmed.
New York, USARussia–Ukraine War
The Ministry of Defence Information Centre cites DPA as reporting that UN human rights officials describe Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as war crimes and crimes against humanity. According to the assessment, the systematic strikes have had lasting consequences for civilians.
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