Ukrainian Neptune missiles strike three drone facilities in Rostov-on-Don

On the night of November 13, Ukraine's Navy struck three drone-related facilities in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, using Neptune missiles, according to the General Staff. The attack targeted production, storage, and repair sites, with some stored drones destroyed by fire. The strikes hit production facilities of Russian company Ionos, which makes tactical strike drones, and a warehouse where some drones burned. Ukrainian forces also attacked an Aero-Hit service center that repairs drones and produces Veles FPV drones for the Russian army. The General Staff said the coordinated strikes disrupt multiple supply stages, preventing drone production, destroying stored units, and delaying repaired drones from returning to the front. This follows recent Ukrainian Neptune strikes on Russian military infrastructure, including a November 7 attack on an Oryol electronics plant.