Ukrainian drones strike Nebo-SV radar, Buk-M2 air defense command vehicle, enemy warehouses
According to Ukrinform, the Unmanned Systems Forces reported this on Facebook and released video footage of the combat operations.
Among the enemy military targets hit were the Nebo-SV radar station, a command-and-staff vehicle of the Buk-M2 air defense missile system, a tractor vehicle belonging to the S-350 Vityaz air defense system, logistics and supply warehouses, a temporary deployment point, and logistical facilities.
The 1st Separate Center struck the Nebo-SV radar station in Luhansk region. The radar system is designed to detect and track aerial targets and is an important component of the enemy's air defense system.
The 9th Kairos Battalion of the 414th "Birds of Magyar" Brigade destroyed a command-and-staff vehicle of the Buk-M2 system in the Luhansk region. Such command vehicles are used to manage and coordinate the operations of Russian air defense units.
In addition, the 1st Separate Center struck a tractor vehicle belonging to the S-350 Vityaz air defense system in Donetsk region. These vehicles are used for transporting and supporting elements of the enemy's modern anti-aircraft missile systems.
The 9th Kairos Battalion of the 414th "Birds of Magyar" Brigade also struck a logistics and supply warehouse of the Russian army in the Luhansk region.
The same battalion additionally hit another logistics warehouse and a temporary deployment point of Russian forces in Luhansk region.
The 1st Separate Center, in coordination with the 413th "Raid" Regiment, struck a temporary deployment point of the Russian army in the Donetsk region.
The 414th "Birds of Magyar" Brigade and the 412th Nemesis Brigade struck enemy logistical targets in the Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions.
According to the report, the operations were carried out in coordination with the Deep Strike Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces group.
As Ukrinform previously reported, the Unmanned Systems Forces blocked the Russian logistics route R-280 along the Mariupol–Melitopol–Simferopol highway.
Illustrative photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
