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00:41 | Air Situation Over Russia Ukrainian UAVs continue to push deeper into Russian territory, and the geography of reported sightings is becoming increasingly interesting. The most notable developments are currently in the north. UAVs have already been spotted in the Yaroslavl region, as well as in the Tver and Vladimir regions. Some groups have reportedly reached areas deep inside Russia. We cannot rule out the possibility that some groups may change direction and continue moving further northwest, potentially toward the Leningrad region. However, this remains purely speculative, and their exact direction is unknown. In the Moscow region, Russian air defenses remain highly active. Explosions have been reported both near Moscow itself and in other parts of the region. Flight restrictions are also in effect at airports. Numerous UAVs remain present in the Bryansk and Oryol regions, with additional sightings reported in the Smolensk, Kaluga, and Tula regions. Activity also continues in the southern direction, particularly across the Belgorod, Voronezh, and Rostov regions. Overall, the reported attack now spans a vast area, stretching from Russia's border regions to areas deep inside the country. We'll see what happens next. UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.

🇺🇦00:22 — 30/10 | Temperature Activity Map The map shows the intensity of mentions of our Ukrainian Defense Forces at work. — Hotspots as of now: — TOT Luhansk region: Russian monitors are recording good drones in the region; some of them are flying toward Lutuhyne and temporarily occupied Luhansk. Locals near Alchevsk report "strong bangs"; — BNR: drones are flying over Stroitel (that’s a populated place there, just so you know); so far, nothing has been reported about air defense activity. Looks like the incident with the attempted shootdown during the day taught the Russkies not to mess with good drones while they’re flying about their business; — Voronezh region: they are successfully adopting the Belgorod air defense’s experience and deciding to do nothing. Good drones are calmly flying around the region; — Moscow region: reports are coming in about "rockets in Moscow"; bangs have also been recorded in Mytishchi. The information needs clarification. We’re eagerly awaiting some action. Follow | Support

Novomoskovsk, Tula Region: the SOU attacked the Azot chemical plant overnight.

23:09 | Air Situation Over Russia Things are really heating up across Russia tonight. According to Russian monitoring sources, up to 300 Ukrainian UAVs are currently airborne. The most interesting situation is unfolding in the Moscow region, where Russian air defenses are reportedly extremely active. Explosions have been reported in areas just 10 km from Moscow itself. Two airports — Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo — have been closed, with flight restrictions in effect. Despite intense Russian air defense activity, reports of UAV sightings continue to come in. Air defense activity has also been reported in the Tver, Kaluga, Tula, and Oryol regions. Numerous UAV sightings continue to be reported across the Bryansk and Oryol regions. The situation is developing rapidly. We're keeping a close eye on it. 🫡 UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.

23:20 | Air Situation Over Russia According to Russian monitoring sources, up to 350 Ukrainian UAVs are currently airborne. Most sightings are concentrated in the Bryansk and Oryol regions, with additional groups reported in the Smolensk, Kaluga, Tula, Belgorod, and Voronezh regions. The situation in the south is particularly interesting. A large number of Ukrainian UAVs have been spotted over the Black Sea, near Crimea, the Kerch Strait, and Novorossiysk. Russian air defense activity has already been reported near Novorossiysk. Additional groups have also been spotted near occupied Luhansk and in the Rostov direction. Overall, UAV activity remains significant, especially in the southern direction. We're continuing to monitor the situation. Another update coming soon 🫡 UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.

23:22 | Air Situation Over Russia Ukrainian UAVs are now being detected much deeper inside Russian territory. New sightings have been reported in the Tver region, including near the city of Tver. An individual UAV has even been marked near Moscow. Groups of drones also remain active in the Smolensk and Kaluga regions. Kaluga Airport has been closed. In the Oryol region, Russian air defenses are reportedly actively engaging targets, with explosions also reported. UAVs remain present in the Bryansk, Kursk, and Voronezh regions. Missile alerts remain in effect in the Bryansk and Kursk regions. In most other regions where alerts had previously been issued, they have now been lifted. The situation continues to evolve. We're monitoring further sightings. Information is based on Russian monitoring sources. All details are approximate and have not been independently verified.

21:46 | Air Situation Over Russia A large-scale missile alert is currently in effect across Russia. The alert covers the Moscow, Smolensk, Kaluga, Tula, Ryazan, Bryansk, Oryol, Kursk, Voronezh, Lipetsk, and Tambov regions. As for Ukrainian UAVs, sightings have been reported in the Smolensk, Bryansk, Kursk, and Voronezh regions, as well as in the Rostov direction. The most significant groups are currently being reported in the Smolensk and Bryansk regions. What makes the situation particularly interesting is the scale of the missile alert. It remains unclear what exactly prompted Russian authorities to issue alerts across so many regions simultaneously. We're continuing to monitor the situation 👀 Information about UAV sightings and missile alerts is based on Russian monitoring sources. All details are approximate and have not been independently verified.

Do you remember the humanitarian aid delivered to residents of Oleshky by hundreds of heavy-lift hexacopters? The unit we’re fundraising for took part in that operation. We can’t disclose the unit’s name, but its crew works every day on the Kherson front. Russian forces shot down two of their Vampire drones during the mission. We’re raising $5,330 for three battery sets: two primary sets and one spare. We’ve raised $3,330 so far — 62.5% of our goal. Every donation and share helps. Thank you! 🔗 Monobank: send.monobank.ua/jar/EBcuu9s… 💳 Card: 4874100020575372 📱 PayPal: [email protected] 📱 USDT TRON (TRC20): TJxMaEzqNsqb8gjeNPgJE87bCGYndDDEFB 📱 Bitcoin: 1FUiwGM1HVGNY4V67uwgU5x7qUbzuFcDeo

🇺🇦 23:00 | 24/10 Approximate flight routes of Ukrainian UAVs: 🔴 Red arrows indicate the flight directions of attack UAVs. According to Russian monitoring sources, approximately 300 drones were reported. However, both the drone count and the indicated flight routes are highly approximate.

21:21 | Air Situation Over Russia The latest map shows the highest concentration of UAV sightings in the Belgorod and Kursk regions, where numerous separate groups of Ukrainian drones have been reported. Activity is also being reported in the Oryol and Bryansk regions, although most groups are relatively small. Isolated sightings have already appeared in the Kaluga and Tula regions. UAVs have also been spotted in the Voronezh region, with Russian air defense activity marked on the map near the city of Voronezh. The Smolensk region is seeing only isolated sightings so far, while no UAV groups are currently marked in the Moscow region. Overall, Ukrainian UAVs are scattered across several regions, with the highest concentration currently near the border areas. We're monitoring how the situation develops. We'll provide an estimate of the total number of UAVs later. UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.

This morning, the Tolyattikauchuk plant was hit. It specializes in the production of various grades of synthetic rubber, as well as petrochemical and organic synthesis products—in simple terms, it makes the base material for car tires and all kinds of other rubber products. It is unknown exactly what on the plant’s premises was hit; we’re waiting for more material from the Russians🍿.

00:08 | Air Situation Over Russia UAV activity is relatively low tonight, with only a limited number of drones currently airborne. Most activity is concentrated in the Bryansk and Voronezh regions, where several groups of UAVs have been reported. Missile alerts have also been issued in the Bryansk, Kaluga, Oryol, and Voronezh regions. Isolated UAV sightings have been reported in the Smolensk, Kaluga, and Tula regions. Activity also remains limited in the Kursk and Belgorod regions. In Crimea, several groups have been spotted, mainly in the western part of the peninsula. Isolated sightings have also been reported in the Rostov region and Krasnodar Krai. Nothing particularly interesting so far. Compared to previous large-scale drone raids, tonight has been fairly quiet. UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.

This morning (20.10), the Nikolskoe LPDS in the city of Michurin, Tambov Oblast, was hit. The Nikolskoe LPDS is a pipeline infrastructure facility of the Transneft Druzhba company in Russia’s Tambov Oblast. It provides oil transportation via the Kuybyshev–Unecha main oil pipeline, regulates pressure, and manages crude oil flows. geo: 52.804538,40.370251

🇺🇦01:24 — 20/10 | Temperature Activity Map The map shows the intensity of mentions of the operations of our Ukrainian Defense Forces. — Hotspots as of now: — Pskov Region: good drones are reportedly operating in the region; Pskov Airport has been closed to incoming and outgoing flights; — Leningrad Region: the katsaps are writing that they will be waiting for up to 80 good drones over Piter tonight. So far, no drones have been detected in the region itself. Piter residents want their Pskov neighbors to protect them; — Smolensk Region: locals report air defense operating against UAVs. At the same time, monitors are detecting good drones in Smolensk itself; — Moscow Region: UAVs have been detected in the area of Istra (Moscow suburbs), but no air defense activity has been detected, which is strange for this locality, since Russian air defense positions are located there. So far, everything points to yet another “white night” in Piter🍿 Follow | Support

23:51 | Air Situation Over Russia The latest map shows that most UAV activity is currently concentrated in the Bryansk, Kaluga, and Smolensk regions. In the Bryansk region, new groups of UAVs are being detected, including, according to available reports, jet-powered drones. Additional sightings have been reported near the intersection of the Bryansk, Kaluga, and Oryol regions. The Smolensk region is also seeing significant UAV activity, with groups scattered across different parts of the region. Fewer sightings have been reported in the Kaluga region, while the Oryol and Tula regions remain relatively quiet. In the southern direction, isolated UAV sightings continue to be reported in the Belgorod and Voronezh regions. Overall, the situation is somewhat quieter than on previous maps, but new groups continue to appear. We'll see how things develop. UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.

22:22 | Air Situation Over Russia According to Russian monitoring sources, up to 350 UAVs are currently airborne. The latest map shows the highest concentration of UAV sightings in the Belgorod and Voronezh regions, with numerous separate groups reported, including some fairly large formations. Significant UAV activity is also being reported in the Kursk region. The Oryol and Bryansk regions are seeing considerably fewer sightings, although several groups remain present. In the Rostov region, UAVs have been spotted near Rostov-on-Don and Shakhty. Isolated sightings have also been reported around Luhansk. Crimea — relatively few UAV sightings this time, mostly concentrated in the western part of the peninsula. Overall, the highest concentration of UAV activity is currently in the southern direction. The situation continues to evolve, so we're waiting for further updates 👀 UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.

Petersburg oil terminal: Based on the geolocation and the large number of videos and photos At the oil terminal itself, the fuel tanks here were hit: 59.883601, 30.172945 The tanks themselves were covered with netting to counter our little drones. As you can see—it didn’t help. pov: 59.86745934251044, 30.171264710571517 burning: 59.883601, 30.172945