Second Ukraine blows up two key Russian radar stations in enormous blow for Putin
This the dramatic second Ukrainian fighters efficiently focused and blew up two Russian radar stations.
Ukraine scouts hit the 2 subtle radar stations operated by occupiers close to the town of Dmitriev in Russia’s Kursk Oblast, the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported on Monday.
The Russian radars had been detected on Saturday, with officers reporting that the particular stations focused had been 55Zh6 Nebo radar station and presumably the Gamma-S1E.
While the precise extent of the losses shouldn’t be but clear, Ukraine’s army has launched a video capturing the second the radars had been attacked.
The Ukrainian army shared the footage on its Telegram channel and mentioned: “An enemy radio equipment position was discovered near the village of Dmitriev, Kursk region.”
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The assertion continued: “Two expensive Russian radar stations were damaged – the 55Zh6 Nebo radar and, probably, the Gamma-S1E radar.”
It comes as Ukrainian forces have been depleting Russian air defense and air belongings to organize for the arrival of Ukraine’s F-16 Western fighter jets.
Ukrainian intelligence reported on November 1 that particular forces had recognized and focused a Russian radio relay station close to Belgorod.
The army additionally shared a video earlier this week displaying preparations for particular raids into occupied Crimea.
Ukraine’s assault on the radar stations is already being perceived as a essential blow to Russia’s air protection capabilities.
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