Russia claims to strike Ukrainian logistics facilities, Ukraine claims to strike Russian military factories.
On November 1, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the Russian military continued to use drones to strike logistics infrastructure serving the interests of the Ukrainian military, as well as maritime vessels used for transporting military supplies. The report also stated that over the past day, the Russian military conducted strikes on energy and transportation infrastructure used by the Ukrainian military, drone assembly workshops, storage, and launch sites in 139 areas.
Ukrainian President Zelensky stated on social media on November 1 that the Ukrainian military launched a long-range strike on a military factory in Russia's Rostov region that was involved in missile production tasks. Zelensky noted that the Ukrainian military also targeted a Russian "Pantsir" air defense system and a command and control vehicle of the "S-400" air defense system.
Russian forces conducted drone strikes on logistics infrastructure in Ukraine on November 1, 2023, targeting 139 areas including energy and transportation facilities. In response, Ukrainian forces launched a long-range strike on a military factory in Rostov Oblast, hitting a site involved in missile production and attacking Russian air defense systems.
- Russian forces targeted logistics infrastructure and military factories in Ukraine.
- Ukrainian forces conducted a long-range strike on a military factory in Rostov.
- Ukrainian forces also attacked Russian air defense systems including the S-400.