Recent drone attacks have targeted various regions within Russia, causing damage and disruption, highlighting potential vulnerabilities in air defense systems.

The attacks spanned from the North Caucasus to the Leningrad region, impacting both civilian and infrastructure targets.

In the North Caucasus, specifically near the village of Pervomayskoye in North Ossetia, four UAVs were reportedly shot down. In Ingushetia, drone debris landed on a residential building in the village of Nizhnie Achaluki, causing injuries.

Leningrad Oblast experienced explosions and air defense activation in multiple districts, including Lomonosov, Petrograd, and Toksovo. Drone debris ignited a fire in the Lomonosov district.

The Volgograd Oblast faced a significant drone incursion, with 11 drones reportedly shot down. This resulted in fires and a disruption of gas supply to approximately 65 households in the Surovikinsky and Kotelnikovsky districts.

The Rostov Oblast witnessed a drone attack on the Salsk railway station, damaging a passenger train and fuel tanks. These attacks underscore the increasing frequency and range of drone incidents within Russian territory, raising concerns about security and infrastructure resilience.