Battlegroup North artillery destroyed 37 Ukrainian UAV control centers overnight
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The Russian Battlegroup North reported that its artillery units destroyed 37 Ukrainian UAV control centers in the Sumy and Kharkov Regions. The group stated that over 200 fire missions were conducted overnight using artillery and multiple-launch rocket systems.
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What happened
Artillery units of Russia’s Battlegroup North have destroyed 37 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) control centers in the Sumy and Kharkov Regions overnight, the battlegroup told TASS.
Why it matters
"Artillery crews of the Battlegroup North, in coordination with unmanned systems forces operators, carried out over 200 fire missions in the Kharkov and Sumy Regions last night.
Common ground
Their artillery and multiple-launch rocket system strikes destroyed 37 enemy UAV control centers," the battlegroup reported.
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The Russian Battlegroup North reported that its artillery units destroyed 37 Ukrainian UAV control centers in the Sumy and Kharkov Regions. The group stated that over 200 fire missions were conducted overnight using artillery and multiple-launch rocket systems.
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