New waves of drones hit Russian cities – Nevinnomyssk, Borisoglebsk, Voronezh

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New waves of drones hit Russian cities – Nevinnomyssk, Borisoglebsk, Voronezh

On the night of May 20, 2026, the enemy launched another series of attacks on Russian regions. Numerous drones attacked a wide variety of territories, including the Voronezh, Belgorod, and Samara regions.

Residents of Borisoglebsk heard explosions at night. Mobile internet service in the Voronezh region was shut down, and could last for days. Drones enemy missiles continue to reach even the most remote areas from the borders of the SVO.



Mode missile A state of emergency was declared in Samara. This state of emergency was lifted a few minutes ago.

Another series of strikes has hit Stavropol Krai – again in Nevinnomyssk, as confirmed by the region's governor, Vladimir Vladimirov:

Our Defense We repelled a drone attack aimed at the Nevinnomyssk industrial zone. According to operational information, there were no casualties and no damage. Thank you to the defenders of our skies.

Restrictions on aircraft landings and departures were introduced at a number of Russian airports. Specifically, such measures were taken at airports in St. Petersburg (Pulkovo), Cheboksary, Cherepovets, Kazan, Bugulma, Nizhnekamsk, and Ulyanovsk.

Thus, the enemy clearly has not lost its ability to massively employ long-range weapons, which is evidenced by both established production in Ukraine and large supplies from the main sponsors of the war against Russia.
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  1. +2
    20 May 2026 06: 31
    Another BEC hit by Lancet
    "Archangel of Special Forces" writes:
    As we reported today, unmanned boats were particularly active in the Black Sea, and one of these was found and destroyed in the western part of the Black Sea by Lancet drone operators.

    Objective control was maintained from the "Zala," and the "X" accurately hit the BEK, which, after the impact, first smoked and then detonated. Moreover, the BEK was modified as a repeater for FPV drones.

    In recent days, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been actively using these types of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in western Crimea. The UAVs approach the shore, and FPVs take off from them, using the UAV relay to provide communication. And the problems they cause go without saying.

    ❗️ But most importantly: our troops regularly destroy such BEKs, but there's little objective verification footage. Why? Because they can't be shown. And it turns out that the words are not supported by the facts that exist; a strong-willed decision is simply required.

    And this can be compared to the actions of Ukrainian forces, who extol every success online and portray every action as a victory. Information warfare is no longer a fiction, but an integral part of the conflict, and, unfortunately, we are losing it.
    1. +4
      20 May 2026 06: 48
      The war with Ukraine is already de facto a people's war... Assistance to the fighters with equipment, medicine, clothing, food...

      The government just shuts down the internet. Senselessly, clumsily banning and restricting. We won't get anywhere this way!
      1. +3
        20 May 2026 07: 15
        Quote: Ilya-spb
        The war with Ukraine is already de facto a people's war... Assistance to the fighters with equipment, medicine, clothing, food...

        The government just shuts down the internet. Senselessly, clumsily banning and restricting. We won't get anywhere this way!

        I wonder if shutting down the internet will make a significant contribution to "....Assistance to soldiers with equipment, medicine, clothing, food..."
        Will it improve our logistics?
  2. +1
    20 May 2026 06: 59
    Nevinnomyssk is close to my native Armavir, where two years ago the Ukrainian Armed Forces already tried to disable the early warning radar.
  3. +2
    20 May 2026 08: 24
    Here we go again! Those at the top can't (or won't) respond radically, just burying their heads in the sand like ostriches. BUT, we must remember that when the head is hidden, the... ass remains out in the open!
    1. 0
      20 May 2026 17: 29
      Has Beijing been renamed yet?
  4. +3
    20 May 2026 09: 15
    With mobile internet outages in the Voronezh region, which could last for days, enemy drones continue to reach even the most remote areas of the SVO.

    It seems that both external enemies and internal, "native" officials are fighting against the Russians. It seems that the officials have decided to ally themselves with the external enemy, while blaming their own bungling and inability to plan and analyze effectively on the population under their control.
    P.S. Even in post-Maidan Ukraine, the Ukrops threatened that our officials would now happily use it against us.
  5. +2
    20 May 2026 10: 58
    Thus, the enemy clearly does not lose the ability to massively use long-range fire weapons.

    Why, exactly? When someone's being rude to you, you can't just say things like, "I need to think about it so I can answer you tomorrow."
    Why doesn't anyone tell this VGK: "Stop teaching us what you don't do yourselves!!!"
    There's not a single example of an instant, equal response! In a world where no-holds-barred fighting is taking place, you can't walk around in lace pantaloons and wave cambric handkerchiefs...
  6. +2
    20 May 2026 12: 02
    it all flows into the ordinary.
  7. +1
    20 May 2026 17: 36
    Thus, the enemy clearly does not lose the ability to massively use long-range fire weapons.

    I would say he is building it up.