Ukraine's special unit destroys two critical Russian radar systems in Crimea

On the territory of occupied Crimea, the Prymary unit disabled two Russian radar systems, specifically the 39N6 Kasta-2E2 and 96L6 radars, both part of the S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile system.

These radars were critical for detecting aerial targets and supporting the combat operations of Russian air defense systems. Their destruction significantly weakens the enemy's ability to control the peninsula's airspace.

Another strike on Russian military targets

The successful operation demonstrates both the precision of Ukrainian weapons and the professionalism of military intelligence special forces.

The loss of such air defense elements inflicts not only tactical but also significant financial damage on the enemy, as these radar systems are expensive and scarce.

The destruction of Russian radars in Crimea is part of a broader effort to systematically demilitarize the occupied peninsula.

Previously, Ukraine's Defense Forces targeted Russian air defense systems, ammunition depots, and command posts, with a particular focus on destroying S-400 complexes.

Each destroyed radar weakens the enemy's defenses and expands opportunities for further Ukrainian operations.

Recently, Ukrainian intelligence reportedly destroyed a Russian An-26 military transport aircraft and two other high-value targets in temporarily occupied Crimea.

RBC-Ukraine also reported that HUR strike drones carried out a series of precision attacks in occupied Crimea, destroying several radar systems and a Russian ship-based helicopter.

On the night of November 1-2, HUR struck the Russian command post of an S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile division stationed at a combat position and a Russian multifunctional 92N6E radar in Crimea.