Ukrainian air defense said Russia attacked overnight with one Kh-59/69 guided missile and 163 Shahed-type drones and decoys, and that 144 targets were shot down or suppressed. The account was relayed in a post on X by the account @front_ukrainian 1.
According to that post, the missile was launched from the Black Sea, and 91 of the drones were jet-powered. It said hits were recorded at 17 locations and that debris fell at 7 more locations, with combat operations continuing 1.
A separate update from the Ukrainian Air Force on Telegram put the tally at 94 enemy targets shot down or suppressed. Its message referred to an attack that began at 18:00 on 11 November and mentioned ballistic missiles 2. The Air Force figure of 94 differs from the 144 in the first post. The excerpts available do not say whether they cover the same time period or stages of the same attack, so the numbers cannot be reconciled from the material at hand.
Neither source, in the portions available, reported deaths or injuries from this specific attack. The locations that were hit have not been named in the available excerpts.
The reports come amid other recent activity. A related report from 11 November, which remains unconfirmed, said a Russian overnight missile and drone attack across Ukraine killed 9 people and injured 39. On the evening of 11 November the Air Force warned of a ballistic missile threat and tracked missiles over central Ukraine. Russia said on 12 November that it had struck military-industrial and energy sites in Kyiv and nearby areas, a claim that is also unconfirmed.
Drone attacks were also reported on Russian territory in the same period, including at the Ust-Luga oil export terminal in the Leningrad region and at the Omsk oil refinery, according to related event reports.