Drone / missile attack
Power Station
Ladyzhyn thermal power plant — reported main target of missile attack
3 November 2026 · overnight
Ladyzhyn, Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine
Map
48.6800, 29.2200
What happened
UNN, citing monitoring channels, reports that Ladyzhyn was hit most intensely in Russia’s overnight attack on 3 November, with about 20 cruise missiles and 4 ballistic missiles reportedly directed at the area; the missile count is unconfirmed. Russia’s Defence Ministry listed the 1,800 MW Ladyzhyn TPP among its targets. Ukraine’s Energy Ministry named Vinnytsia among the worst-affected regions, and DTEK said three of its thermal plants stopped generating without naming them; no source reviewed confirms Ladyzhyn is one of the three. Damage at the plant has not been officially described.
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- Evidence
- Reported / attributed
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Infrastructure
- Power Station
- Weather context
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- Latitude
- 48.6800°
- Longitude
- 29.2200°
Attribution
Claimed by Russia (Ministry of Defence)🇷🇺
Russia’s Defence Ministry listed the plant among targets; Ukrainian officials had not confirmed damage at the named plant.
Sources
- Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, with Ladyzhyn bearing the brunt of the assaultUNN, citing monitoring channels and Dnipropetrovsk RMA head Oleksandr Hanzha · Incident reporting
- Russia claimed to have carried out attacks on thermal power plants in three regions of Ukraine and on port infrastructure in the Odesa regionUA.NEWS, citing Russia’s Defence Ministry · Additional reporting