Ukraine Strikes Four Russian Drone Ground Control Stations
Ukraine's defence forces hit four Russian drone ground control stations on 7 November, in occupied territories and inside Russia. The most valuable target was a base of the Rubicon unit in occupied Berdiansk.
Ukraine's General Staff said that on 7 November the country's defence forces struck four Russian unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) ground control stations as part of the ongoing war. Three were located in occupied Ukrainian territories and one in Russia's Bryansk Oblast. According to the General Staff, the day had been unsuccessful for Russian drone operators.
The most valuable target, it said, was a temporary deployment site and drone ground control station used by a Rubicon unit in occupied Berdiansk, in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The General Staff describes Rubicon as one of Russia's most combat-ready drone centres, which also terrorises civilians in frontline settlements.
Other strikes
Strikes were also carried out on Russian drone ground control stations near Oleshky in Kherson Oblast and near Bilytske in Donetsk Oblast. One more station was hit near Aleksandrovsky in Russia's Bryansk Oblast.
The General Staff added that Russian losses are still being assessed. The account of the results comes from Ukraine's military command.
