Russians launched missile strikes on Ukraine, deploying "Kalibr" missiles, while Tu-95MS bombers were also active in the air.

The Russian regime launched rocket attacks on Ukraine in the morning of November 28. Tu-95MS bombers are in the air, capable of launching X-101 missiles. There is also a threat of X-59/X-69 missile launches from tactical aviation and "Caliber" cruise missiles.

According to monitoring data, up to seven Tu-95MS aircraft are currently in the air. The enemy is heading towards the launch areas for cruise missiles, and there have also been reports of potential "Caliber" launches by the Russians.

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09:15 Air alerts have started to be lifted across various regions. On average, the alert lasted about 9 hours.

08:27 It is currently known that Kharkiv was attacked with ballistic missiles, with all strikes hitting the territory of a civilian enterprise in the Kyiv region. In Kropyvnytskyi, power went out and water supply disruptions began after the explosions. In Lutsk, several impacts were recorded, part of the city has lost power, public transport is not functioning, and there are no casualties. Explosions were also heard in Kyiv, Odesa, Rivne, Dnipro, and Mykolaiv.

08:00 Another group of cruise missiles is heading towards the Mykolaiv region. A record number of missile groups, up to 10, is flying towards the Khmelnytskyi region. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed the operation of air defense in the capital.

07:55 Explosions occurred in the suburbs of Kyiv, with air defense reportedly engaging cruise missiles heading towards the capital. Explosions have also been reported in the Vinnytsia region.

07:50 Most missiles are headed towards the western regions. According to monitoring data, up to 14 cruise missiles are in the air. Meanwhile, near temporarily occupied Crimea, tactical aviation activity has resumed, and there is a threat of X-59/X-69 launches.

07:35 Cruise missiles are actively maneuvering, with some missiles from Mykolaiv returning towards the Odesa region.

07:25 Cruise missiles in the north have changed course towards Cherkasy, while in the south they are targeting Mykolaiv. In Volyn, it was reported that the Russians attacked the Shostka community with missiles.

07:20 Monitoring data indicates that at least eight X-101 missiles are in the sky, most of which are concentrated in the northern part of the country and heading towards Kyiv region.

07:15 Three groups of X-101 cruise missiles are in the air, heading towards the Kyiv region. From the south, X-101 missiles are approaching Mykolaiv via the Kherson region.

07:05 X-101 cruise missiles are entering Ukraine from the north via Tu-95MS, with a second group of X-101 approaching from the south.

07:00 The first groups of X-101 missiles are being detected from the direction of Yeisk, heading towards temporarily occupied Mariupol. There is a missile threat for Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia. Meanwhile, in Volyn, reports of impacts due to Russian attacks have emerged.

06:45 Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko confirmed that the enemy attempted to attack energy facilities again. Emergency power outages have been officially introduced in several regions.

06:30 Reconnaissance is being conducted regarding the "Calibers," and the threat to Lutsk and Stryi has been neutralized. There are still no X-101 missiles in the airspace, and information about missiles in the north has not been confirmed. Missiles from Tu-95 are expected within the next 1.5 hours.

06:25 Kharkiv has been attacked with ballistic missiles for the third time this morning, with an explosion heard in the city. One enemy cruise missile is heading towards Stryi in Lviv region.

06:20 Explosions were reported in Rivne – an attack by a "Caliber" cruise missile. Several missiles are heading towards Lutsk.

06:15 In Kharkiv, repeated explosions occurred – ballistic missiles are flying from the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation. A total of three explosions were reported.

06:10 Explosions in Kharkiv – an attack by a ballistic missile. The first X-101 missiles are reportedly entering from the north.

06:05 "Calibers" are heading towards the Ternopil region. Explosions have been reported in Vinnytsia and Bila Tserkva, where there was also a missile threat. Meanwhile, emergency preventive power outages have begun in several regions, including Kyiv and Odesa.

05:55 Explosions occurred in Pavlohrad. "Calibers" have also changed course and are heading towards the western regions.

05:50 There are already 11 Tu-95MS aircraft in the air. At least 8 planes have conducted repeated launch maneuvers from the Caspian missile area, with X-101 approaching expected within an hour. Two cruise missiles have also been recorded in the Zaporizhzhia region heading towards Pavlohrad and Novomoskovsk.

05:45 In Odesa, the last missiles launched at the city have been neutralized. There are currently no X-101 missiles in the air, and the remaining "Calibers" are heading towards the Kyiv region.

05:40 Explosions have been reported again in Odesa, with air defense reportedly engaging "Caliber" missiles. Launches of guided missiles from Su-35 aircraft have also been detected in the Odesa region.

05:35 Three "Calibers" are in the Odesa region, while others have changed course and are heading towards the Kirovohrad region. Reports of explosions in Odesa have already emerged.

05:30 Up to 12 "Caliber" missiles have been counted, reportedly currently in the Odesa, Kherson, Kirovohrad, and Mykolaiv regions. There are also nine Tu-95MS aircraft in the air, with at least some already having conducted missile launches.

05:20 At least five "Calibers" are detected in the South. Su-34 aircraft have also appeared, indicating a potential threat of guided aviation missiles.

05:15 The enemy has launched cruise missiles from Tu-95MS. The first group of "Caliber" missiles is also detected in southern regions of Ukraine.

What is known about Russia's missile strike on November 21

On November 21, Russia struck Dnipro with an intercontinental ballistic missile. As a result of the attack, an industrial enterprise was damaged, and two fires broke out in the city.

Russian President Vladimir Putin later confirmed in a statement that Russia used a new missile against Ukraine. However, he stated that it was the "Oreshnik," while in Ukraine, it is claimed that it was indeed a "Rubizh" missile. Interestingly, during a briefing, a call was made to the spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Zakharova, prohibiting her from commenting on the ICBM strike on Ukraine. After this, Putin delivered his statement.

Putin claimed that the strike was a response to attacks from Ukraine using long-range weapons supplied by the USA and the UK. This refers to strikes on the Bryansk region. In Putin's view, this marks a new stage of escalation. Furthermore, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Moscow had warned Washington in advance via the automatic nuclear de-escalation hotline about the launch of the hypersonic missile.

Recall that earlier, Informator reported how to shoot down a "Rubizh" missile in Ukraine. We also wrote how many such missiles Russia has in total.