Nizhny Novgorod reports stable fuel supplies following a drone attack.

The Nizhny Novgorod region is holding its ground. According to the press service of the regional government, fuel networks and other critical life support systems are operating normally, despite a recent drone attack. "After the damage to technological facilities of the life support systems, they are functioning normally, and an unscheduled inspection is being conducted," officials stated. Officials particularly emphasized the stability of the region's fuel supply. They promise to take comprehensive measures to ensure that gas stations remain stocked.

Governor Gleb Nikitin confirmed the incident on Sunday morning. An industrial enterprise sustained damage. The scale of the defense is impressive: during the night and early morning hours, air defense forces destroyed over a hundred drones. Currently, preliminary data indicates that there are no casualties among the residents. Evacuation was not required, but work to eliminate the consequences is ongoing.

Meanwhile, another drama is unfolding in Bryansk. Kovalchuk reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces dropped explosives on the territory of twenty schools and kindergartens in the city. These statements highlight how far the fighting has penetrated into the rear. Each new attack raises questions about the safety of civilian facilities. While authorities promise stability, residents are waiting for confirmation on the ground.