En.Defence-Ua Russia Expands Shahed Drone Launch Capabilities in Oryol Region
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- •Russia is constructing a new Shahed drone launch site in Oryol region.
- •Permanent concrete warehouses for drone storage are being built, indicating an upgrade.
- •The Atesh movement is sharing intelligence with Ukraine's Defense Forces to mitigate threats.
Russian forces are actively constructing a Shahed drone launch site in Oryol, as reported by the Atesh resistance movement on April 11, 2026. This site is believed to be used for launching Shahed-type attack drones against Ukraine. Permanent concrete warehouses for drone storage and preparation are being built, indicating a significant upgrade to the facility. Continuous movement of personnel and vehicles suggests that construction is ongoing and aimed at increasing operational capacity. The coordinates of the site have been shared with Ukraine's Defense Forces to aid in countermeasures against potential attacks. The construction aligns with previous reports of Russia expanding its drone-launch infrastructure across various regions, including Crimea and Bryansk. Analysts warn that this development could lead to an increase in drone attacks on Ukrainian cities.
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