Ukrainian forces hit four Russian drone control centers
Photo: The Ukrainian Armed Forces struck four Russian military drone command centers at once (Getty Images)
Over the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck four Russian military drone command centers at once, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The most valuable target was in Berdiansk. There, a temporary deployment site and a drone command post belonging to a unit of Rubicon—one of the most combat-capable Russian drone centers, which also terrorizes the civilian population in frontline settlements—were struck.
Enemy losses are still being assessed, but the effect is already evident: every control center taken out of commission means fewer Russian drones over Ukrainian positions and roads.
Occupiers near Oleshky in the Kherson region and in the Donetsk region, near Bilytske, have also been left without their “remote controls.” Ukrainian soldiers also struck Russian army drone control centers there.
And in the Bryansk region, near Aleksandrovskoye, a drone control center located on Russian territory was struck.
On the night of November 7, the Defense Forces carried out strikes against Russian military targets. Among the targets hit in the Bryansk region were two Iskander and Pantsir-S1 systems.
Also on November 7, the Ukrainian military launched Neptune missiles at the Proton-Electrotex facility, part of the Russian military-industrial complex, in Oryol.
A fire broke out at Rosneft’s Saratov oil refinery following a nighttime drone attack.
