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Heavy Ground Fighting and Mass Drone Attacks Escalate on Nov. 10–11

Strikes have cut Russian refining output, damaged Ukrainian power substations, creating winter fuel shortages and regional spillover risks.

Overview

  • Ukraine and Russia conducted more than 100 frontline engagements with the Kostiantynivka and Pokrovsk sectors the most fiercely contested during the Nov. 10–11 fighting.
  • Ukraine’s air defences reported neutralizing well over 120 hostile drones and 14 Bandrol/Dan‑T loitering munitions during the largest waves of attacks on Nov. 10–11.
  • Reuters‑cited industry sources say renewed Ukrainian strikes since late October have reduced Russian crude refining throughput by roughly 30 percent, disrupting fuel production.
  • Russian strikes hit six major Ukrainian power substations overnight, causing outages and local heating and electricity disruptions that stretch into multiple oblasts.
  • US‑mediated talks in Abu Dhabi concluded with no public breakthrough and NATO and Baltic states issued air alerts after drones strayed toward or into their airspace, underscoring spillover risk.