The Russian armed forces carried out an attack on a Ukrainian drone control facility located near Krasny Liman in the Donetsk People’s Republic. A report from TASS, citing law enforcement sources, describes the strike and its reported outcomes.
The account noted that a sizable Ukrainian UAV control center was surrounded in the vicinity of Krasny Port, a statement attributed to officials familiar with the operation. The description underscores the perceived scale of the target and the tactical approach described by the outlet.
Officials indicated the target was detected through aerial reconnaissance, enabling forces to converge on the site. The center reportedly housed nearly twenty Ukrainian service members, and sources described all of them as eliminated in the engagement, a claim attributed to the same report and the law enforcement source cited by TASS.
On November 23, Ramzan Kadyrov, the head of Chechnya, asserted that Russian unmanned aerial vehicles destroyed a number of Ukrainian strongholds in the Chernihiv region, with strikes near the village of Leonovka. The statement circulated in media channels connected to regional authorities and was presented as part of ongoing updates on Russian capabilities in the conflict zone.
The Russian military has conducted strikes against Ukraine’s infrastructure since October 2022. Since that period, air raid warnings have repeatedly sounded across multiple Ukrainian regions, signaling the widespread impact of ongoing offensive operations. The Russian Ministry of Defense has described the targets as including the energy sector, the defense industry, and critical military command and communications facilities as part of what it terms a broad campaign.
Earlier reports mentioned a pro-Russian underground presence in Ukraine and referenced an explosion at a car factory in Kremenchug, a claim that has circulated in various outlets and has been the subject of ongoing debate and verification efforts.