The Yaroslavl refinery, oil refineries in Ryazan, Afipsky and Saratov, a Transneft station in Samara Oblast, and an electronic components plant in Oryol. Ukrainian sources reported attacks on these Russian facilities between November 2–8.

According to the weekly monitoring of public sources by the Minos analytical platform of Molfar Intelligence, during the past week Ukrainian sources reported 46 cases of attacks on the territory of the Russian Federation.

In eight of the reports, oil refineries were named as targets — twice as many as the previous week.

Which facilities Ukraine attacked on the territory of the Russian Federation on November 2–8

The Samara station of the Transneft company, November 2. Ukrainian sources reported a strike on an oil logistics facility near the Prosvet settlement and a fire.

The Slavneft-YANOS refinery in Yaroslavl, November 3. Data on the attack differ: some Ukrainian sources reported a missile strike, most — a drone attack.

The Ryazan refinery, November 5. The governor of Ryazan Oblast, Pavel Malkov, reported fires at "industrial facilities" without specifying their names.

The Afipsky refinery, November 6. In reports from Ukrainian sources, an oil refinery was named as the target of the attack, while the Russian side reported a fire without specifying the facility.

The Saratov refinery and the Proton-Electrotex plant in Oryol, November 7. Likewise, Ukrainian sources reported attacks on both enterprises

The bridge over the Mius in Rostov Oblast, November 8. There were reports from the Ukrainian side about damage to transport infrastructure; the Russian side reported damage as a result of falling drone debris.

According to aggregated MINOS data, in 72% of mentions of attacks, Russian sources did not name the target of the strike, and in another 54% of mentions they did not indicate the consequences at all.

Minos data

The geography of attacks on the Russian Federation is expanding

Most events during November 2–8 were recorded by analysts in Rostov, Oryol, Belgorod, Moscow, Kursk and Tula oblasts (seven in each).

In several regions of the Russian Federation, the number of recorded events increased compared to the previous week:

Krasnodar Krai — from 2 to 6;

Saratov Oblast — from 4 to 6;

Rostov Oblast — from 6 to 7;

Oryol Oblast — from 6 to 7.

The border oblasts — Belgorod and Kursk — remain under daily Ukrainian strikes over the past two weeks.

Overall, the geography of attacks expanded from 36 to 38 regions of the Russian Federation.