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Ukraine Hits Russia’s Shahed Drone Infrastructure in Bryansk, Targeting Warehouses, Launch Sites and Radars

Ukrainian forces said the strikes aimed to reduce Russia’s ability to launch drone attacks and weaken its aerial monitoring network.

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Ukrainian forces struck several Russian military facilities in the Bryansk region during operations carried out on October 28 and overnight into October 29, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The targets included a Shahed-type drone storage facility, a drone launch site, and a fuel depot.

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“On October 28 and on the night of October 29, the Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked three objects of the attack UAV infrastructure of the Russian army in the area of Navla (Bryansk region of the Russian Federation). The destruction of the Geranium drone storage warehouse, the drone port and the fuel and lubricants warehouse reduces the capabilities of the Russian aggressor...

The Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked infrastructure facilities of Russian strike drones in the Bryansk region of Russia. In the area of the settlement

On October 28 and on the night of October 29, the Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked three objects of the attack UAV infrastructure of the Russian army in the area of Navla (Bryansk region of the Russian Federation). Damage to the storage warehouse of drones “Geranium”, the drone port and the fuel and lubricant warehouse...

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censor.net broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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