Russia and Ukraine have carried out their biggest drone attacks against each other since the start of the war. Russia's defence ministry also said it intercepted 70 Ukrainian drones over six regions, including some approaching Moscow which forced flights to be diverted from three of the capital's major airports.

Russia and Ukraine have exchanged record numbers of drone strikes, with Moscow launching a total of 145 drones on Saturday night – the most ever in a single night-time attack of the war.

Russian forces launched a record 145 drones at Ukraine overnight and Ukrainian air defense downed 62 drones, Ukraine’s Air Force wrote on Facebook on Nov. 10. Air defense shot down drones in the regions of Odesa,

Ukraine launched a drone attack on a Russian chemical plant in the western city of Tula overnight on Friday into Saturday, according to the country’s security service. Russian authorities have not acknowledged the attack.

Ukrainian UAVs attacked ammunition depots belonging to the 1060th Logistics Centre (formerly the 120th Arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate) in Russia's Bryansk Oblast on the night of 9-10 November.

During the night from Saturday to Sunday, Ukrainian forces carried out a drone attack on a Russian weapons storage facility in the Bryansk region, which borders Ukraine. The attack resulted in eight explosions and a large fire.

Ukrainian forces hit ammunition depots in the Bryansk region of Russia. The attack resulted in a fire with detonation, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On the night of November 10,

Governor of Bryansk Oblast, Aleksandr Bogomaz, stated that the drone strike caused a fire in "non-residential buildings." Read also: Ukrainian drone attack targets ammunition depot in Bryansk Oblast and Yeysk military airfield 13 fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles reportedly attacked the city.