Ukraine strikes the 123rd Aircraft Repair Plant in Staraya Russa – 10 November report
Ukrainian forces struck Russia’s 123rd Aircraft Repair Plant in Staraya Russa, Novgorod Oblast, overnight into 10 November. Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed the strike at 14:20 Kyiv time. Explosions were followed by a fire on the site. The extent of the damage is still being assessed.
The plant services Il-76 military transports, Il-78 aerial refuelling aircraft and A-50 airborne early warning aircraft. In a previous strike on 17 March 2026, Ukrainian forces damaged an A-50 that was at the plant for maintenance.
Explosions heard near Cape Fiolent and two bays in Sevastopol
Gunfire and explosions were heard near Cape Fiolent, Kamyshova Bay and Kozacha Bay in occupied Sevastopol overnight into 10 November, the Crimean Wind monitoring channel reported. Hits on military sites have yet to be confirmed.
Ukraine’s drone forces set a daily record with 806 Russian personnel hit
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces hit 2,547 targets on 9 November. These included 80 drone launch sites, 33 depots and 19 radar, electronic intelligence, electronic warfare and communications systems. The force reported 806 Russian personnel hit, including 295 killed.
Russia’s daily personnel losses reach 2,220
Ukraine’s General Staff recorded 156 combat engagements on 9 November. It estimated Russian losses for the day at 2,220 personnel, 46 artillery systems, one air defence system and 1,331 operational-tactical drones.
How the figures changed
The data may be revised when official statements or further assessment become available.
Sources
- Ukraine’s General Staff – confirmation of the strike
- ArmyInform – strike on the aircraft repair plant
- Militarnyi – details of the aircraft repair plant
- ArmyInform – damage to the A-50 in March
- Suspilne Crimea – explosions in Sevastopol
- Unmanned Systems Forces – daily report
- Ukraine’s General Staff – operational update
- Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence – Russian losses