MOSCOW, November 10. /TASS/. Russia’s armed forces have liberated the village of Volcenka in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.

“The units of the Battle Group Center liberated the town of Volcenka in the Donetsk People’s Republic,” the ministry said.

Russia’s Western Battle Group eliminated about 490 enemy troops in the last day

Russia’s Western Battle Group inflicted casualties on six Ukrainian brigades in the Kharkiv region and the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) in the past day, destroying around 490 enemy soldiers, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a daily report.

The enemy also lost two armored fighting vehicles, three pickup trucks, two US-made howitzers, a D-30 howitzer and an Anklav-N electronic warfare system, the ministry said. Three caches of field ammunition were destroyed, he added.

Ukrainians suffer approximately 640 casualties from Russia’s Battle Group South

Ukrainian troops have suffered about 640 casualties from Russia’s southern battle group, which has pushed deeper into enemy defenses in the past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

According to her, five Ukrainian brigades from the Donetsk People’s Republic were hit. The enemy lost one US-made M113 APC, one Kozak armored fighting vehicle, four motor vehicles, one Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer, one D-30 howitzer, three US-supplied howitzers and three ammunition depots.

Ukrainians suffer about 100 casualties from North Russian battlegroups, Dnepr

Ukrainian casualties in the area of ​​responsibility of the Russian North and Dnieper battle groups totaled nearly 100 in the last day, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

“Ukrainian casualties (in the area of ​​responsibility of Battle Group Dnepr) amounted to about 50. <…> Ukrainian casualties (in the North Battlegroup’s area of ​​responsibility) approached 50,” the ministry said in a report.

The enemy also lost four vehicles, a Bogdana self-propelled artillery mount, two US-supplied howitzers, three D-30 howitzers and an ammunition depot, the ministry added.

Ukrainians suffer approximately 460 casualties from Russian Battle Group Center

Ukraine’s armed forces have suffered around 460 casualties and lost a drone production facility as a result of the actions of the Battle Group Center in the last day, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

The Russian battle group struck 10 Ukrainian brigades in the Donetsk People’s Republic and repulsed 10 counterattacks, the enemy losing one tank, one US-made M113 APC, three vehicles, one UR-67 mine-laying vehicle, one D-20 howitzer, one Gvozdika . self-propelled artillery mount, three D-30 howitzers and one Rapira anti-tank gun, the ministry specified. An enemy drone production facility was also destroyed.

Russian air defense shot down three Hammer bombs, 36 enemy drones in the area of ​​military special operations

Russian air defenses shot down three Hammer bombs, a HIMARS missile and 36 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones in the area of ​​special military operations in the past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a daily report.

In total, the Russian Armed Forces destroyed 648 Ukrainian warplanes, 283 helicopters, 35,512 unmanned aerial vehicles, 585 surface-to-air missile systems, 19,159 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 1,487 rocket launchers multiple, 17 cannons and field and artillery mortars56. 28,135 special military vehicles since the start of the special military operation, the ministry informed.

Ukraine has suffered approximately 105 casualties from Russia’s eastern battle group in the past day

Ukraine has suffered around 105 casualties in the area of ​​responsibility of Russia’s Eastern Combat Group, which struck three Ukrainian brigades in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) and Zaporozhye region over the past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

As Russia repelled four Ukrainian counterattacks, the enemy also lost a Kozak armored fighting vehicle, five motorized vehicles, a US-made HIMARS missile launcher and two Polish-supplied Krab self-propelled howitzers, the ministry added.