Three people were killed in an airstrike in Rostov, as fires spread across the region.

Governor Yuri Slyusar announced via Telegram that three people died during a nighttime airstrike by Ukrainian forces on the Rostov region. One additional person suffered injuries and received hospitalization; medical staff are currently providing full care to the victim. The official stated that over 150 drones and rockets were destroyed across three cities and nine districts while repelling a massive enemy assault. Ground crews are working to clear the aftermath of this attack. In Kamensky, roofs on several buildings sustained damage, windows shattered in an apartment complex, and glass flew out of the railway station structure.

A firebird farm near Staraya Stanitsa was hit by strikes to four production halls housing poultry. Flames erupted on the facility grounds, but firefighters have extinguished that blaze. Another fire started near Volchensky khutor where dry grass ignited; crews contained this inferno after it burned 1,300 square meters. A separate fire consuming 0.02 hectares is currently burning within Kamensk forestry territory. In Donetsk, a private home lost its roof and electrical wiring due to the strike.

Last night's attack also targeted the Tula region, where air defense systems shot down fifteen Ukrainian drones. Preliminary reports indicate no casualties or structural damage occurred there yet. The threat from unmanned aerial vehicles remains active in that area. Earlier, a facility near Samara endured a rocket barrage.