Kyivpost Russia's Drone Strikes Target Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure
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- •Russian forces conducted a significant drone and missile strike on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
- •Poland thwarted a potential Russian provocation along its border during the same period.
- •Upcoming negotiations between Ukraine, the US, and Russia are set for November 10-11.
On November 2-3, 2026, Russian forces executed a large-scale drone and missile strike against Ukrainian energy infrastructure, part of a broader strategy to increase pressure on Ukraine during winter. This attack aims to coerce Ukraine into capitulating amidst ongoing conflict. Polish authorities reported preventing a potential Russian provocation along their border during the same timeframe. Ukrainian forces continued their long-range strike campaign against Russian oil infrastructure in Yaroslavl Oblast. No significant territorial advancements were reported by either side on November 3. Upcoming trilateral negotiations involving Ukrainian, US, and Russian officials are scheduled for November 10-11 in Abu Dhabi. The situation remains fluid with ongoing military operations and diplomatic efforts.
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