Symbolic imageUkrainian drones kill eight in Russia as Russian strikes hit Kyiv hospital
Ukrainian drones killed four people each in Samara and Volgograd, Russian officials said. Russian strikes overnight hit Kyiv, Odesa and Zaporizhzhia.
Samara Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev said four people died on Friday morning, 13 November, in a Ukrainian drone attack on an industrial facility he did not name. The Ukrainian channel Exilenova+ said the target was the Samara oil pumping station. Reuters reports an official in Volgograd put the toll of a strike on an industrial zone there at four. Bloomberg reports Ukraine hit a ninth Russian refinery since the start of November.
Kyiv hospital and Odesa hit
Meduza reports that overnight Russian strikes hit a hospital in Kyiv's Shevchenkivskyi district, injuring one person and forcing 37 to evacuate. In Odesa two people died and seven were hurt, and in Zaporizhzhia a 17-year-old was killed. Handelsblatt reports large-scale power outages in Ukraine.
Starshield limits persist
Reuters reports Zelensky says Starshield restrictions remain in place and hamper operations inside Ukraine. Handelsblatt reports Ukraine is fitting Israeli HiSky terminals into drones, according to HiSky staff; Kyiv has not confirmed this.
Car bombs in Russia
Reuters, citing media reports, says a second car bomb in two days targeted an exiled Ukrainian political aide.