Ukrainian Forces Hit 4 Russian Drone Posts in 24 Hours

Ukrainian Defence Forces struck four Russian UAV command posts within a 24‑hour period, the General Staff said on Telegram and both Ukrinform and United24 Media reported. The attacks hit sites in the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia, Kherson and Donetsk, as well as a facility inside Russia’s Bryansk region.\n\nThe most valuable target was a temporary deployment site and a UAV command post belonging to the Rubikon drone warfare unit in Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia region. Additional strikes disabled control consoles near Oleshky on the eastern bank of the Dnipro River in Kherson, and near Bilytske in Donetsk. A fourth command facility was hit in the Aleksandrovskoye area of Bryansk, extending the operation beyond occupied Ukrainian land.\n\nUkrinform quoted the General Staff as noting that “every command post put out of action means fewer Russian drones operating over Ukrainian positions and roads.” The loss of these hubs is expected to curtail Russian UAV activity over front‑line positions and supply routes.\n\nRubikon is described as a specialized Russian military formation focused on drone warfare, including reconnaissance and strike missions, and has been linked to attacks against civilians in frontline settlements, according to United24 Media.\n\nUkrinform also reported that the Russian army lost 16,130 personnel during the first week of November, the highest weekly loss figure since the start of the full‑scale invasion. No further operations or follow‑up actions were detailed in the available reports.