Russia has built a new drone launch facility, known as Millerovo, in just one month to launch Geran-5 attack drones, according to satellite imagery and information published by the OSINT project Absolutely Reliable Source.
"On 1 September, there was nothing but an empty field there. As of now, the first section of the facility is nearing completion," the project reported.
According to the researchers, the site includes eight prepared positions for launchers and 32 areas for preparing UAVs for launch.
Satellite imagery dated 12 October also reportedly shows drones already being unloaded in Zone 3 of the facility.
The OSINT project claims that construction was accelerated to expand the scale of Russian drone attacks following the strikes on Kyiv in September.
Researchers also noted that the construction methods closely resemble those used at the Tsymbulovo drone launch facility.
"There will be no conclusions. Conventional kamikaze drones cannot effectively destroy facilities like these. So I sincerely hope that the promised ballistic missiles will finally start flying in reality, rather than just appearing in social media posts," the OSINT project added.
