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Summary of Russia’s Attacks on Ukraine in November 2024

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Total Strikes
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Throughout November 2024, Russian forces launched 296 missiles of various types (cruise, ballistic, aero-ballistic, anti-aircraft, anti-radar, anti-ship, and guided aviation missiles) against Ukraine. Out of these, 203 missiles were intercepted, and 3 failed to reach their targets. Additionally, 2,474 Shahed-136/Herbera/Parody-type UAVs were deployed, with 1,338 shot down and 1,060 failing to reach their targets.


Missile Statistics
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Missile TypeInterceptedFailedLaunchedMiss Rate
3M-14 (Kalibr)3404871%
Kh-101126114886%
Kh-32202100%
Kh-47M2 (Kinzhal)70978%
Kh-31P (anti-radar)20540%
Kh-59 (Ovod)2213468%
Kh-69511540%
3M-22 (Zircon)101100%
9M727 (Iskander-K)0020%
9M723 (Iskander-M)20287%
KN-23202100%
48N6DM (S-400)0010%
Kedr (IRBM)0010%
  • Precision-Guided Bombs (KAB): 3,196 deployed.
  • Shahed/Herbera/Parody UAVs: 1,338 intercepted, 1,060 failed, out of 2,474 deployed (97% miss rate).

Launch Assets Used
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Naval#

  • Frigates (Project 11356R): 3 ships
  • Corvettes (Project 21631): 3 ships
  • Diesel Submarines (Project 636.3): 2 submarines

Aerial
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  • Tu-95MS: 37 aircraft
  • Tu-160: 9 aircraft
  • Tu-22M3: 3 aircraft
  • MiG-31K: 9 aircraft
  • Su-57: 13 aircraft
  • Su-35: 1 aircraft
  • Su-34: 15 aircraft
  • Su-30: 3 aircraft
  • Unknown type: 2 aircraft

Ground Systems
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  • Kedr IRBM launcher: 1 system
  • Bastion coastal system: 1 system
  • Iskander-K launcher: 1 system
  • Iskander-M launchers: 26 systems
  • Hwasong-7 launchers: 2 systems
  • S-400 launchers: 1 system

UAV Launch Sites
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Strikes using UAVs were launched from 7 locations:

  1. Millerovo Air Base
  2. Orel-South Airfield
  3. Primorsko-Akhtarsk Air Base
  4. Yeysk Air Base
  5. Chauda Settlement
  6. Seshcha Air Base
  7. Khalino Air Base

Attack Frequency and Impact
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  • Attacks using Shahed/Herbera/Parody drones occurred on 29 out of 30 days in November.
  • Ukraine was under attack for over 360 hours—equivalent to more than 15 full days.

Notes
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  1. Data excludes S-300 missiles, unidentified missile types, Grom-E1/E2 missiles, short-range guided missiles (e.g., Kh-25/28/29/38/58), unguided rockets (NAR), MLRS, and FPV drones.
  2. Figures may vary from earlier reports due to updated information.

Disclaimer
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The information provided above does not pose a threat to the national security of Ukraine. All information is collected from official pages - PS, GS, SV, OK, PvK, NPU, MIA, SES, KNIISE, OVA/MVA, prosecutor’s office or other open sources of information.

This data was compiled, analyzed, and structured by the @ua_rockets team using information from official Ukrainian sources and open data.


Questions
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Question: If there are “missed targets,” where is the remaining percentage of hits that is left from the “miss rate”?

Answer:

Let’s look at the example of Kalibr and Kh-101 missiles:

Examples
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3M-14 (Kalibr)
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  • Details:
    • Launched: 48 missiles
    • Intercepted: 34 missiles
    • Miss rate: 71%
  • Calculation:
    • Hit rate: 100 - 71 = 29%

Kh-101
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  • Details:
    • Launched: 148 missiles
    • Destroyed: 126 missiles
    • Failed (self-crashed): 1 missile
    • Miss rate: 86%
  • Calculation:
    • Hit rate: 100 - 86 = 14%
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