A Russian drone operator base was struck in Zaporizhzhia region
On 6 November and during the night of 7 November, Ukrainian forces targeted critical Russian military assets in Russia's Bryansk region and occupied territories. Strikes hit two Iskander missile launchers, a Pantsir-S1 air defence system, supply depots, and drone operators. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing the Telegram channel of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In Russia’s Bryansk region, two launchers belonging to the Iskander operational-tactical missile system were struck. The exact extent of the damage inflicted on the hardware is currently being verified.
Disabling such equipment diminishes the Russian military’s capacity to conduct ballistic missile strikes against Ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure.
Air defence hit in Bryansk region
A Russian Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile and gun system was also hit in the same region. This platform was deployed by the Russian military to provide point air defence coverage for critical sites and military assets.
Targeting hostile air defence systems significantly weakens the protection around the invader’s rear logistics and infrastructure.
Logistical strikes in Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia
In the temporarily occupied areas of Luhansk region, Ukrainian units struck Russian material and technical supply depots. These rear facilities were situated near the settlements of Sokolohirsk and Zaaidarivka.
Additionally, in Zaporizhzhia region near Novobohdanivka, Ukrainian forces struck a concentration point of enemy unmanned aerial vehicle operators. Operations targeting critical enemy military sites will continue until armed aggression ceases.
Photo: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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