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Russia and Ukraine trade overnight strikes; Russia says it hit postal hub and ship, Ukraine hits Ryazan

· Ryazan, Russia · single source so far

Russia says it struck a Ukrainian postal hub and a ship, while Ukraine struck targets in Russia's Ryazan region. Injuries were reported on both sides in overnight drone attacks on energy and logistics sites.

Location
Ryazan, Russia · Russia live map
Coordinates
54.63°N 39.74°E
Reported
5 Nov 2026, 09:13 UTC
Category
Conflict · Air / missile / drone
Impact
2 of 5 · Notable
Situation
Russia–Ukraine

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Overnight strikes hit both sides as Ukraine reports at least 40 dead in village attack

Russia and Ukraine traded overnight drone strikes on Thursday, with Russia saying it hit a Ukrainian postal hub and a ship and Ukraine striking targets in Russia's Ryazan region. Injuries were reported on both sides. On Wednesday Kyiv said at least 40 people were killed in Monday's attack on a southern village and that another 30 may be under rubble, saying bodycam footage shows a repeat strike on the site. Russian and Ukrainian officials are due at the White House on Thursday, ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi.

  • Ukraine says at least 40 died in Monday's attack on a village in the south, which hit people gathering for humanitarian aid, and that a second strike hit the site.
  • Three people were killed by Ukrainian strikes in Russia's Belgorod region, and Moscow says it downed 700 Ukrainian drones.
  • Russian strikes killed two and injured 20 in Dnipro on Monday, and power plants and a hospital were hit overnight.
  • Zelensky met Merz in Berlin and hopes the Abu Dhabi talks lead to a meeting with Putin, while Merz says Russia has yet to engage seriously.
Updated 5 Nov 2026, 09:49 UTC · Written by Claude from the reports on this page and on the map. Check the linked sources for full details.

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