25.The Kaluganefteprodukt oil facility, which is used to support Russian aggression against Ukraine, was struck by drones at 0:30 a.m. on Nov. 25, leading to a fire, the source claimed.The successful attack was later confirmed by the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces.Kaluga, a city of roughly 340,000 people, lies approximately 290 kilometers (180 miles) north of the Ukrainian border.Videos shared on local Telegram channels showed a fire and active air defenses in the city.Kaluga Oblast Governor Vladislav Shapsha claimed that eight drones were shot down overnight, resulting in a fire at an industrial facility that was later extinguished.The official did not provide further details on possible damage and said there had been no casualties.According to Andrii Kovalenko, head of the counter-disinformation department at Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council, drones also targeted Kaluga's Taifun (Typhoon) factory, which produces radio-electronic equipment, missile and aviation components, and other military supplies.It remains unclear whether the Taifun factory suffered damage, as the target was not mentioned by the HUR source.Ukrainian forces also struck Russian targets in the Bryansk and Kursk oblasts overnight on Nov.