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The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on November 1 that the Russian military continued to use drones on the same day to attack logistics infrastructure serving the interests of the Ukrainian military and maritime vessels used to transport military materials. The report also said that in the past day, the Russian army carried out attacks on energy and transportation infrastructure, drone assembly workshops, storage and launch sites used by the Ukrainian military in 139 regions. Ukrainian President Zelensky posted on social media on November 1 that the Ukrainian military launched a remote attack on Russia's Rostov region, hitting a military factory that undertook tasks related to missile production. Zelensky said that the Ukrainian military also attacked a Russian “armored” air defense system and a command and control vehicle with an “S-400” air defense system.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on November 1 that the Russian military continued to use drones on the same day to attack logistics infrastructure serving the interests of the Ukrainian military and maritime vessels used to transport military materials. The report also said that in the past day, the Russian army carried out attacks on energy and transportation infrastructure, drone assembly workshops, storage and launch sites used by the Ukrainian military in 139 regions. Ukrainian President Zelensky posted on social media on November 1 that the Ukrainian military launched a remote attack on Russia's Rostov region, hitting a military factory that undertook tasks related to missile production. Zelensky said that the Ukrainian military also attacked a Russian “armored” air defense system and a command and control vehicle with an “S-400” air defense system.
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