On 10 November and during the night of 11 November, units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine focused their strikes on the “brains” of the russian army – the posts from which the enemy controls its drones and units.
One of the day’s priorities was unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) control posts. Three such facilities were hit at once: in the areas of Tokmak and Prymirne, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, and Pokrovsk, Donetsk Oblast. It is from these posts that russian operators direct strike drones not only at Ukrainian positions, equipment and logistics, but also at civilians in frontline communities, hunting cars, buses, ambulances and people who have simply stepped outside. Every control post destroyed means fewer drones over our warriors’ heads and less russian terror for residents of frontline towns and villages.
The enemy stocks that supply these posts were also hit. In the Zalyman area, Luhansk Oblast, an enemy UAV depot was struck, so some russian drones never took to the air.
In some areas, the occupiers also lost the ability to control the battle undisturbed. In Donetsk Oblast, an enemy command post was hit in the Myrnohrad area, and in Kharkiv Oblast, near Vovchansk, a command and observation post of a russian army unit was struck.
Operations against the enemy’s key military targets will continue until russia completely ceases its armed aggression against Ukraine.
To be continued 💥
Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
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