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Russia’s Molniya Drone Control Center Goes Down as Ukraine’s Fire Point Drones Strike in Zaporizhzhia

Ukrainian forces destroyed a Russian control center used to operate Molniya attack drones in Huliaipole, Zaporizhzhia region, striking a position located nearly 10 kilometers behind the front line, according to Ukraine’s 7th Air Assault Corps.
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The operation was carried out by the 237th Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion “Apache” of the 7th Air Assault Corps in coordination with neighboring Ukrainian units.
According to the military, Ukrainian aerial reconnaissance teams intercepted signals and obtained visual confirmation of a Russian military facility operating from a five-story building.
Russian forces had established a control center inside the building to operate Molniya attack drones used to strike Ukrainian positions.
The 7th Air Assault Corps destroys a launch site for russian “Molniya” drones in Huliaipole.
— 7th Corps of AAF (@7corpsDSHV) November 12, 2026
The 237th Separate APACHI Unmanned Systems Battalion of the 7th Air Assault Corps, in coordination with adjacent units, detected an enemy target deep behind russian lines, nearly 10… pic.twitter.com/XOKd9oEnA7
After identifying and confirming the target, drone operators from the 237th Battalion launched a precision strike using Fire Point drones.
The attack destroyed part of the building, along with antennas and other equipment used by Russian forces, the 7th Air Assault Corps reported.
The operation comes amid continued Ukrainian efforts to target Russian drone infrastructure and ammunition storage facilities along the southern front.

In a separate operation, Ukrainian special forces struck two Russian brigade-level ammunition depots near temporarily occupied Oleshky in Kherson region after detecting Russian military activity during a humanitarian ceasefire intended to facilitate civilian evacuations.
The strikes were conducted by the Separate Diving Detachment of the Omega Special Forces Center of Ukraine’s National Guard, which released footage of the operation on November 12.
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