Russian strikes damage homes, bakery and transport facilities across Ukraine

Russia launched 193 drones at Ukraine starting at 6 p.m. on November 1, the Ukrainian Air Force reported. Air defenses shot down 154 of them.

In Izium, a city in northeastern Ukraine's Kharkiv Oblast, a Russian guided aerial bomb struck a four-story residential building on the morning of November 2, killing one person and injuring at least three.

The previous evening, Russian drones struck the village of Vasyshcheve in the same region, damaging the roof, apartments and floor structures of a five-story residential building.

Twelve people were injured, including a child. Emergency workers rescued two residents trapped in an apartment on the top floor.

In southern Ukraine's Odesa Oblast, five people were injured in a large-scale Russian attack - four in the regional capital and one elsewhere in the region.

Fires broke out in Odesa, where a gas pipeline, a residential building and a garage were damaged.

Elsewhere in the region, a bakery was destroyed and warehouses caught fire. An administrative building, residential properties, kiosks and a bus station building were also damaged.

In central Ukraine's Poltava Oblast, a drone fell onto private property late on November 1, damaging four nearby houses and vehicles. One person was injured.

A Russian attack also sparked a fire at a transport infrastructure facility in Kirovohrad Oblast. Emergency crews extinguished the blaze.

The full extent of the damage was still being assessed.