UAF struck four Russian drone control centers: among targets — the "Rubicon" unit

22 The Ukrainian Ground Forces’ Defense Brigade over the past day struck four control points for Russian occupiers’ unmanned aerial vehicles — on the temporarily occupied lands of Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, Donetsk regions and on the territory of Russia itself. This is stated in the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s message on Telegram.

"The most valuable target was in Berdyansk. There, a temporary deployment point and a UAV control point of a unit from the ranks of 'Rubicon' were struck — one of the most combat-capable Russian drone centers, which also terrorizes the civilian population in frontline settlements," the message emphasizes.

Although enemy losses are still being clarified, the effect is already being felt, because "every control point put out of operation means fewer Russian drones over our positions and roads."

In addition, the occupiers near Oleshky in Kherson region and in the Bilytske area in Donetsk region were also left without control 'remotes.'

"There our fighters also struck UAV control points of the Russian army. And in Bryansk region, in the Aleksandrovsky area, a UAV control point on Russian territory was hit," the message emphasizes.

The threat of Russian drones — latest news

As UNIAN reported, Russia is setting up a new launch site for strike drones near the Millerovo military airfield in Rostov region, which borders the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region. From this site, launches of up to 100 drones per day are planned.

1 October the Defense Forces of Ukraine struck a storage and launch site for drones in Oryol region of the Russian Federation. From there the most rocket-propelled drones are launched to terrorize the civilian population in Kyiv.