Russia strikes Kryvyi Rih infrastructure with drones, aiming to freeze the city

On Tuesday evening, November 10, Russia launched a drone attack on Kryvyi Rih, targeting critical infrastructure, according to city defense council head Oleksandr Vilkul. The attack is ongoing, with Russian drones still in the air, and no information on consequences has been reported yet. Dnipropetrovsk regional council head Mykola Lukashuk stated the Russians are trying to "freeze" the city by striking critical infrastructure, urging residents to remain in shelters until the air raid alert ends. Earlier that day, a Russian drone hit a critical infrastructure enterprise in Dnipro, killing two people and wounding at least four. In the morning, a drone also attacked a suburban electric train in Sumy, with no casualties reported. Overnight, Russia attacked Ukraine with a ballistic missile and 162 drones, according to the Air Force, with impacts recorded in Kryvyi Rih as well.