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Current SITREP & ORBAT (02.11.2026, 10:07)

Over the past 24 hours, Ukraine reported 2,500 Russian personnel losses, marking the highest daily loss since the full-scale invasion began. Ukrainian forces also neutralized 936 UAVs and 46 artillery systems. Russia launched 193 Shahed-type UAVs (75 jet-powered) and Gerbera drones, with 154 intercepted/suppressed. Russia claims to have intercepted 212 Ukrainian UAVs over its territory and Crimea. Both sides experienced cyberattacks on their emergency alert systems, disseminating false information about nuclear threats.

1. Kinetic Strike Log (5W)

  • [Ukraine | Night 01.11 – Morning 02.11] Where: Lviv City, Hlyniany, Kremenets, Dubno, Kostopil, Hoshcha, Rivne City, Manevychi, Netishyn, Slavuta, Shepetivka, Horodok, Letychiv, Derazhnya, Khmelnytskyi City, Chernivtsi City, Mohyliv-Podil’s’kyi, Turbiv, Kozyatyn, Lypovets, Illintsi, Vinnytsia City, Chudniv, Rudnya-Horodyshche, Ozerne, Korostyshiv, Zhytomyr City, Uman, Cherkasy City, Bila Tserkva, Fastiv, Bucha, Irpin, Brovary, Kalynivka, Kyiv City (multiple districts), Vylkove, Usatove, Mayaky, Odesa City, Dolyns’ka, Baburka, Rozumivka, Vilnyansk, Kamianske, Dnipro, Synelnykove, Oril’ka, Lozova, Chuhuiv, Rohan, Vasyshcheve, Kharkiv City, Slovyansk, Hlobyne, Putyvl, Konotop, Shostka, Okhtyrka, Nosivka

    Who/With What: Russian forces with 193 Shahed (75 jet-powered), Gerbera, and Parody-type imitation drones.

    Effect: 154 UAVs intercepted/suppressed. Hits recorded at 26 locations, debris falls at 9 locations. Widespread power outages and intensified rolling blackouts, particularly in Dnipro and Kyiv. Infrastructure damage reported in Odesa (4 injured, 2 residential buildings, 1 garage damaged), and Vasyshcheve, Kharkiv Oblast (1 drone hit a five-story residential building roof, greenhouses and refrigeration unit damaged, 12 injured including a child). [B2] (Source: kpszsu, GeneralStaffZSU, AMK_Mapping, operativnoZSU, mediazzzona)

  • [Russia | Night 01.11 – Morning 02.11] Where: Samara Linear Production and Dispatch Station (LPDS) in Prosvet, Samara Oblast; Bryansk, Belgorod, Kursk, Kaluga, Tula, Voronezh, Pskov, Oryol, Lipetsk, Saratov, Samara, Ryazan, Tambov, Rostov Oblasts, Moscow region, Krasnodar Krai, Republic of Crimea, Black and Azov Seas

    Who/With What: Ukrainian UAVs.

    Effect: Samara LPDS hit, causing a large fire. This is the fifth attack on the facility, with previous attacks damaging/destroying 100% of the RVSPK-50000 tank farm and approximately 40% of the RVS-20000. Russian MoD claims 212 Ukrainian UAVs were intercepted and destroyed over various regions. [B2] (Source: ssternenko, nexta_live, militarysummary, astrapress, boris_rozhin)

  • [Ukraine | Night 01.11 – Morning 02.11] Where: Tuzly, Odesa Oblast; 58 km south of Odesa in the Black Sea

    Who/With What: Russian Geran drones.

    Effect: A storage location for Neptune anti-ship missile launchers was struck in Tuzly. A dry cargo ship, reportedly carrying military cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, was hit in the Black Sea. [C3] (Source: RVvoenkor, epoddubny, DDGeopolitics, warhistoryalconafter)

  • [Ukraine | Night 01.11 – Morning 02.11] Where: Ukrspetssvyaz factory, Kirovohrad

    Who/With What: Russian forces.

    Effect: Ukrspetssvyaz factory, producing military and dual-use products, was hit. In Kirovohrad, enemy rolling stock was damaged. [C3] (Source: warhistoryalconafter, voenkorKotenok)

  • [Yemen/Saudi Arabia | Night 01.11 – Morning 02.11] Where: Najran, Taif, Abha, Khamis Mushait, 72 nautical miles east of Ras Al Khafji

    Who/With What: Houthi missiles and drones; unidentified projectiles.

    Effect: Saudi forces intercepted Houthi missiles and drones aimed at Riyadh and Eastern Province. Houthi claims strikes on oil export routes. A tanker was struck by two unidentified projectiles in the Persian Gulf. [C3] (Source: middle-east-military-news, RezistanceTrench, osint-signals.com)

  • [Burkina Faso | A few weeks ago] Where: Ganadouri

    Who/With What: IS-Sahel fighters against JNIM fighters.

    Effect: Over 120 JNIM fighters killed, 400+ claimed by IS-Sahel. Over 473 weapons, 100+ motorcycles, and one vehicle captured; 300+ motorcycles destroyed. [C3] (Source: CIG_telegram)

  • [Myanmar | 02.11] Where: Bhamo

    Who/With What: Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and KPDF with a drone armed with an air-dropped MG-2 HEDP rifle grenade and an FPV Kamikaze Drone with an Improvised High-Explosive warhead.

    Effect: Burmese soldiers attempting to disembark from a boat were struck. [B2] (Source: war_noir)

2. Identified Equipment, Armament, and Combat Modifications

Aircraft

  • Model: Su-35 air superiority fighter

    Ukrainian theatre, integrated with R-77M radar-guided air-to-air missiles, phasing out older R-77-1 and R-27. R-77M features redesigned aerodynamic control surfaces, improved propulsion, and revised guidance. [B2] (Source: article)

  • Model: MiG-35 fighter

    Used by Russian Aerospace Forces to intercept Ukrainian long-range UAVs deep inside Russian territory. Only six aircraft believed to be produced. [C3] (Source: article)

  • Model: J-20 fifth-generation fighter

    Upgrades to engine performance, aerodynamic design, and sensor systems. Intended to operate as part of an integrated combat network with KJ-500 and KJ-3000 AEW&C systems, YY-20 aerial tankers, and J-16 multirole fighters. [C3] (Source: article)

UAVs/Drones

  • Model: GJ-21 stealth reconnaissance and attack drone

    Completed first takeoff and landing aboard China’s Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan. Derived from land-based GJ-11. [A1] (Source: china-says-stealth-attack-drone-flew-from-its-catapult-equipped-assault-ship)

  • Model: Hornet road-borne drone

    Detonated in a stream of cars in LPR after crashing. [B2] (Source: intelslava)

  • Model: Geran-5 K5-K jet-powered UAV

    Debris found near Borispol, Kyiv region. Modernized version of Geran-5 with swept wings, redesigned tail, internal jet engine, and optical navigation correction. [B2] (Source: Slavyangrad)

  • Model: BLAZE interceptor drone

    Used by Latvian Armed Forces near the Russian border due to airspace violation by an unknown aircraft. Self-destruction mechanism activated to prevent entry into Russian territory. [C3] (Source: milinua)

  • Model: FPV-goggles for drones

    FSB reports preventing a series of sabotages where Ukrainian special services attempted to send FPV-goggles with embedded explosives via volunteer organizations. [C3] (Source: voenkorKotenok)

Missiles

  • Model: FP-7 ballistic missile

    Used in combat, but deemed economically inefficient due to high cost ($600,000) for a 200 kg warhead over 300 km, compared to FP-2 drone ($50,000) with similar payload. [C3] (Source: Slavyangrad)

  • Model: FP-9 ballistic missile

    More powerful, nearing completion of testing, first combat use expected shortly. [C3] (Source: Slavyangrad)

  • Model: DF-26B ballistic missile (‘carrier killer’)

    Demonstrated defeat of a full-scale mock-up of an American aircraft carrier at a testing ground in Xinjiang desert. [B2] (Source: Slavyangrad)

Artillery

  • Model: S-60 anti-aircraft gun

    New anti-aircraft system based on Soviet S-60 presented by Russians during Tsentr-2026 exercises, intended for more effective drone combat. [C3] (Source: przemysl)

3. Unit Dislocation and Activity (ORBAT Tracker)

  • Unit Name/Number: Russian forces

    Used ceasefire in Oleshky, Kherson Oblast, for troop rotation, strengthening positions, expanding anti-drone measures, and increasing logistics, including ammunition delivery. [B2] (Source: GeneralStaffZSU, ourwarstoday, wojna-na-ukrainie-raport-specjalny-defence24)

  • Unit Name/Number: 2nd Mobile Brigade, 25th Infantry Division (U.S. Army)

    Participated in the reception, staging, and onward integration phase of Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center (JPMRC) Rotation 27-01 in Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, alongside joint and multinational partners. [C3] (Source: news)

  • Unit Name/Number: 51st Communications Squadron (U.S. Air Force)

    Strengthened cybersecurity readiness and improved network security posture during a two-week comprehensive cybersecurity assessment at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. [C3] (Source: news)

  • Unit Name/Number: ‘Vostok’ reconnaissance drone operators

    Destroyed fortified Ukrainian strongholds in Zaporizhzhia Oblast using ‘Malka’ self-propelled artillery units. [C3] (Source: ramzayiegokomanda)

  • Unit Name/Number: ‘Antagonist’ group

    Operating FPV drones in Kharkiv Oblast. [B2] (Source: ramzayiegokomanda)

  • Unit Name/Number: ‘Grozny’ Training and Combat Detachment, ‘Bars-Sarmat’ Special Forces Drone Center

    Conducted strikes on administrative buildings with Ukrainian state symbols across the Dnieper River. [C3] (Source: dva_majors)

  • Unit Name/Number: 42nd Marine Brigade (Ukrainian)

    Senior sergeant Tetiana and her son serve in this brigade. [C3] (Source: euromaidanpress)

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