Russian drone attacks injured four people across Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk and Kyiv regions overnight into Nov. 5, while regional authorities reported fires at homes, garages and infrastructure sites.
The Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration said three people were hurt in Dnipro. The roof of a private home and garages caught fire, as did sites officials described as critical infrastructure. The administration also reported infrastructure strikes in Novooleksandrivka community and Samar.
In Bucha district, an attack on logistics infrastructure caused a fire, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine’s Kyiv regional branch said. Emergency crews brought the blaze under control and continued working to remove hotspots and dismantle damaged structures. The service said preliminarily that no one had died at the site.
The Kyiv Regional Military Administration said the injured man, born in 1978, had a cut to his right thigh. He received treatment at the scene and declined hospitalization. The blast wave damaged a car.
The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said the nationwide attack involved 128 drones, including 65 jet-powered drones, and two Kh-35 guided missiles. By 1 a.m. ET (6 a.m. UTC; 8 a.m. EET) Nov. 5, air defenses had shot down or suppressed 105 drones, while several attack drones remained airborne.
