Ukrainian partisans locate strategic military sites in Moscow region
Photo: RB-301B Borisoglebsk-2 electronic warfare system (Russian media)
Ukrainian partisans conducted reconnaissance of several Russian Aerospace Forces military units in the Moscow region. The gathered information was passed to the Ukrainian Armed Forces for strike planning, according to the ATESH partisan movement.
The agents carried out reconnaissance of sites in Krasnoznamensk, which protect the airspace of the Moscow region.
During the surveillance, they identified locations of headquarters, storage facilities, and electronic warfare units responsible for intercepting and jamming radio signals as part of anti-drone operations.
"Given the large-scale drone attacks, our work will bear fruit, as disabling such facilities will simplify the tasks of Ukraine's defense forces," the report stated.
Photo: ATESH partisan movement (t.me/atesh_ua/5745)
Drone attack on Moscow region
On the morning of Sunday, November 10, unknown drones attacked the Moscow region.
Explosions were heard near the towns of Lyubertsy and Ramensky due to the operation of air defense systems.
It was later reported that one of the drones struck residential buildings in Russia's Ramensky.
There were also reports of a fire caused by debris from a downed drone near Zhukovsky Airport.
In total, that night and morning, air defense forces shot down 25 UAVs. They were heading toward Moscow.
