Russian drone strikes on Zhytomyr Oblast wound four, including police

Russian forces conducted numerous drone strikes on Zhytomyr Oblast from the evening of November 10 through the night of November 11, wounding four people, including police officers who came under a repeated attack while responding to a call. The strikes targeted energy, transport, and fuel infrastructure in the Zhytomyr, Hlybochytsia, Olevsk, Zviahel, and Oliivka communities, damaging residential buildings, a private enterprise, and at least 20 cars, according to regional governor Vitaliy Bunechko, who said the wounded are receiving medical care. Ukraine's Air Force reported numerous drones heading toward Zhytomyr overnight, with Russia launching a Kh-59/69 guided missile and 163 attack drones nationwide, of which air defense destroyed 130 drones and 14 Banderol/Dan-T types, with impacts also recorded in Kharkiv, Rivne, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts.