Defense Forces destroyed drone control centers and UAV depots
On November 10 and during the night of November 11, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck positions from which Russian occupiers control their drones and units.
This is stated in a report from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as reported by Censor.NET
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"UAV command posts were a key target today. Three such facilities were struck simultaneously: in the Tokmak and Prymirne areas of Zaporizhzhia Oblast and in Pokrovsk, Donetsk Oblast.
It is from these locations that Russian operators direct attack drones not only at Ukrainian positions, equipment, and logistics, but also at civilians in frontline communities—targeting cars, buses, ambulances, and anyone who simply steps outside. "Every command post destroyed means fewer drones flying over our soldiers’ heads and less Russian terror for residents of frontline cities and villages," the statement reads.
Enemy supply depots that feed these command posts were also struck.
For example, in the Zalyman area of Luhansk Oblast, an enemy UAV depot was struck—some of the Russian drones never even took to the air.
"The occupiers have also lost the ability to calmly direct combat operations in certain areas. In Donetsk Oblast, near Myrnohrad, an enemy command post was struck, and in Kharkiv Oblast, near Vovchansk, a command and observation post of a Russian army unit was hit," the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported.
