VERY BIG TOP NEWS TODAY 🔝 🔥 Sterlitamak, Bashkortostan: chemical plant JSC Bashkir Soda Company attacked ✈️ Long Neptune destroyed 2 Russian Su-34s at Marinovka airfield in the Volgograd region, - Air Force 🕯️ Russians killed 15-year-old gymnast Yana Peshkova and her classmate Maria Mozgova in Chernihiv. 😢 In total, 31 people were injured in Chernihiv. October 30 was declared a day of mourning. 🇺🇦 Zelensky: We carried out two missile strikes, two Russian Su-34s were destroyed, and an Iskander launcher was also hit. 💔 Russian drone struck a railway platform in Dnipro as passengers were waiting to board a train. The strike killed at least 14 people and injured 14 more. 🙏 Russia struck residential building in Kremenchuk, killing at least three people and wounding 19, including 5 children. 💥 As of October 29, 2026, the enemy’s total combat losses in manpower for the current month are 49,040 people. 🔥 ATESH agents report sabotage at an electrical substation in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Rostov Region, where a distribution cabinet was damaged. 🇵🇱 Poland to transfer two more MiG-29s and ammunition to Ukraine 🔥 In occupied Luhansk, there are also reports of hits. There are Internet outages in the city. 📛 Moscow airports were also blocked at night and now. SUPPORT ME 💙💛 ☕️ ✅ PayPal: maksmu24@ukr.net ☑️

🚨🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukrainian drones just hit one of Russia’s largest oil refineries, ~1,500 km from the front lines... The Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat complex in Bashkortostan, capable of processing ~10M tons of oil each year, was struck overnight. Ukraine's attacks on far-flung Russian oil infrastructure have only intensified, forcing Moscow to spread its air defenses across enormous distances. Russia, meanwhile, has responded in kind against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ahead of winter, raising fears of serious electricity and heating disruptions. End this fkn war already... Writers: Mhedi, Michael

NEW: The Yaroslavl Oil Refinery in Russia has been hit. This marks the fifth consecutive night of attacks on Russian oil infrastructure following a brief pause. The Yaroslavl refinery, operated by Slavneft, is one of Russia's largest oil-processing facilities, with an annual capacity of approximately 15 million tonnes (around 300,000 barrels per day). It produces gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, fuel oil, and other petroleum products, making it a strategically important part of Russia's domestic fuel supply. Previous strikes: • October 30 — Novokuibyshevsk Oil Refinery, Samara Region • October 31 — Ufa Oil Refinery, Bashkortostan • November 1 — Kstovo Oil Refinery, Nizhny Novgorod Region • November 2 — Samara LPDS, Samara Region

UFA REFINERY COMPLEX (BASHNEFT), DRONE ATTACK CLAIM, VALIDATION 54.85, 56.10 THE CLAIM Drones attacked Ufa overnight into Saturday morning, a fire broke out at the Bashneft-Novoil refinery, and residents reported two of the three Ufa plants hit. Unit damage was claimed two ways: an ELOU-AVT crude unit in early reporting, and the L-35 catalytic reformer in ASTRA's photo analysis. THE SITE Rosneft's Ufa complex is three adjacent plants in the northern industrial zone, Ufaneftekhim, Novoil, and UNPZ, combined 23.5 million tonnes a year, about 470,000 barrels a day. Novoil makes Euro-6 gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. Plant-level attribution of the fire is not yet resolvable from open sources. THERMAL RECORD, NASA FIRMS • Night passes on 10/29/26 and through the attack window are all routine: 0.6 to 2.9 MW of process heat, nothing anomalous • Daytime 10/31/26 brought two modest clusters: 4.07 MW about 3.6 km northwest of the complex center, at a standing source that read 1.41 MW on 10/29/26, and three pixels of 3.2 to 4.6 MW about 9.8 km northwest with no presence there on the two prior days • No large anomaly anywhere. A major unit fire still burning at the midday pass would read far hotter than 5 MW. The record fits a real but limited fire, contained or burned down by midday CONFIDENCE • Event real, a drone attack and a fire at Bashneft-Novoil: MODERATE to HIGH, 65 to 80% • Cause, Ukrainian drones: HIGH, 75 to 88% • Second plant hit: LOW to MODERATE, 30 to 45%. Single monitoring channel, and two of its counted fires may be routine flares • Unit damage: LOW to MODERATE, 30 to 45%. The L-35 claim rests on one analyst's photo read, the ELOU-AVT variant on weaker aggregated reporting, and the thermal record confirms no major fire • Rationale: two news outlets reporting on ASTRA's geolocation, an officially declared drone alert and airport closure on the Russian side, and a daytime thermal uptick at the complex, set against no official damage confirmation from either government CORROBORATION Kyiv Independent and Ukrainska Pravda both report the Novoil fire, citing ASTRA's analysis of eyewitness photos. ASTRA's analyst names the L-35-11/1000 catalytic reformer as likely burning, the same unit Ukraine's General Staff said it hit in August 2025. Bashkortostan's emergencies committee declared a drone threat and Ufa airport suspended operations. Russian authorities have not confirmed a hit or any damage. STATUS Event and cause are corroborated at news level. Damage stays UNVERIFIED, and the better-sourced unit claim is the L-35 reformer, not the ELOU-AVT in the early reporting. Second refinery strike in two days after a two-week pause, Novokuybyshevsk on 10/30/26, Ufa on 10/31/26.