Ukrainian forces strike three Russian UAV command-and-control posts

Ukrainian forces strike three Russian UAV command-and-control posts Ukraine’s Defense Forces have struck Russian UAV command-and-control posts near Tokmak and Prymorske in Zaporizhzhia region and near Pokrovsk in Donetsk region. According to Ukrinform, the General Staff reported this on Facebook. On November 10 and overnight into November 11, the Defense Forces struck three UAV command-and-control posts from which Russian operators direct attack drones at Ukrainian positions, military equipment, and logistics facilities, as well as at civilians in frontline communities. In addition, a Russian UAV depot was struck near Zalyman in Luhansk region. In Donetsk region, a command-and-control post was hit near Myrnohrad, while in Kharkiv region, a command-and-observation post belonging to a Russian military unit was struck near Vovchansk. Read also: Defense Forces strike plant near St. Petersburg that produces missile fuel for Iskander systems As Ukrinform reported, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck a plant in Russia’s Novgorod region overnight on November 10 that repairs A-50 airborne early warning aircraft.