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Russia attacked Ukraine with 117 drones overnight; air defences shot down 80

Situation Overview

On the night of 13 November 2026, Russia attacked Ukraine with 117 drones, and Ukraine’s air defences shot down 80, according to the report. Hits were recorded at 24 locations, and debris fell in 10 locations. The report said that in Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi district, debris ignited a building of a medical facility, injuring one person, rescuing seven, and evacuating about 30. In Rivne, a Russian drone hit a multi-storey building, injuring six people including two children. In Vinnytsia, the report said two people were injured as a result of the attack, without further details. The next concrete items reported are the continuation of damage assessments and emergency response in the affected locations, as described by the emergency services.

Geopolitical Implications

  1. 01

    The scale of the drone attack and the reported multi-city impacts underline sustained long-range strike capability and ongoing pressure on Ukraine’s air defence system.

  2. 02

    Damage to civilian and healthcare-related infrastructure increases humanitarian strain and complicates local recovery efforts.

Key Signals

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    Further emergency-service updates on casualties and damage in Kyiv, Rivne, and Vinnytsia after the overnight strike.

Topics & Keywords

UkraineRussiadrone attacksair defencecivilian infrastructureRussiaUkraine117 drones80 shot downair defencesKyivRivneVinnytsiaShevchenkivskyi district

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