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Ukrainian Forces Disable Russian S-400 Radar in Crimea With Precision Strike, Video
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The Russian side did not comment on the impact of the radar complex; in Genstab, the USB also reported an attack on an oil facility in the Bryansk region.
Ukraine says it has destroyed Russian S-400 radar in occupied Crimea, releases video of strike
Ukraine says it disabled a high-value Russian radar in occupied Crimea and released video of the strike, as Kyiv’s intelligence service frames the operation as part of the peninsula’s ongoing “demilitarization.” Overnight on August 28, special operations units from Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (GUR) targeted a 91N6E radar, a key component of Russia’s S-400 “Triumf” air defense system, in territory Russia occupies in Crimea, the agency said. Th…
Ukraine wants to have destroyed a Russian S-400 radar system in Crimea. This has not yet been officially confirmed. If this is true, the attack would be a serious blow to Moscow's air defense.
Ukrainian Forces Disable Russian S-400 Radar in Crimea With Precision Strike, Video
Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) reported a successful strike on a Russian 91N6E radar system, part of the S-400 Triumph air defense network, in temporarily occupied Crimea on the night of August 28. “Another Triumph system on the peninsula has been 'blinded, '” the agency stated on August 29, sharing black-and-white drone footage that appears to show the moment of impact. Explosions in occupied Crimea were reported by monitoring groups on …
Ukrainian forces claim to have hit a radar on the occupied Crimean peninsula. The radar is part of a system that can intercept enemy aircraft, missiles and d
"Another (Russian - ed. post) Triumph on the peninsula was blinded," the HUR statement said. It also released black-and-white drone video that allegedly shows a successful strike on the Russian system.
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