Key facts
- Ukrainian forces struck a Russian military facility used for launching long-range attack drones.
- The strike targeted a drone base near Navlya in Bryansk Oblast.
- Storage facilities for drones, fuel, and lubricants were damaged.
- This was the second strike on the Navlya facility, the first being on Aug. 3.
Ukrainian forces struck a Russian military facility used to launch long-range attack drones on Oct. 29, according to the General Staff. The overnight attack targeted the drone base near Navlya in Bryansk Oblast, approximately 70 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. The strikes damaged storage facilities for Russian Geran-type drones, fuel, and lubricants, as well as the drone port itself. This was the second strike on the Navlya facility, with the first occurring on Aug. 3.