Probably not. The files on the destination are compressed files and don’t directly correctly to the broken files (such as brave.lnk in your example). It’s quite possible all 16,912 broken files fit in just one or two of the destination dblock.zip.aes files. 
What the list-broken-files message is telling you is that (at least those first 5) files associated with your 11/11/2018 backup are broken. To see if other versions (backup dates) are also affected you’d have to use the --full-result parameter and see if any other lines like that first "0 : 11/11/2018 06:46:10 (16912 match(es)) " one exist.
You might also want ot look at How to test / verify your backups if you want to double check things.