The press service of the 7th Airborne Assault Corps reported the information.According to the military, the day before, the Russian army had raised their flag on the territory of the Myrnohradvuhillia mine on the southeastern outskirts of the city.The Airborne Assault Forces explained that this gesture was an attempt at informational and psychological pressure and to create the illusion of a Russian presence in Myrnohrad, despite their inability to establish a foothold there."The Russian rag hung for no more than a day. Soldiers of the 38th Marine Brigade destroyed the enemy flag with an FPV drone. Two enemy infantrymen who raised the tricolor were detected and eliminated," the report says.The military noted that the overall situation in the city remains tense. Russian sabotage groups of 1-2 people periodically try to infiltrate Myrnohrad, but Ukrainian forces conduct search and strike operations and eliminate the enemy."The defense of Myrnohrad continues," summarized the Airborne Assault Forces.On November 11, Major Oleksii Hetman, a reserve officer of the National Guard of Ukraine, stated that there are currently no Russian troops in Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad, except for saboteurs. Battles are taking place on the outskirts of the cities, and positions are constantly changing. Up to 100 combat engagements can occur in the Pokrovsk direction, although it occupies only about 5-6% of the entire front line.