Ukrainian Navy on strike on S-300 in Rostov region: It's not first such attack and won't be last
Photo: Dmytro Pletenchuk, spokesperson for the Ukrainian Navy (facebook.com/Taclbery)
Ukrainian troops will continue to strike at Russian equipment on Russian territory, similar to how they attacked an S-300 system in the Rostov region today, August 21, according to a statement by the spokesperson for the Ukrainian Navy, Dmytro Pletenchuk.
The spokesperson was asked to provide more detailed information about the strike on the Russian S-300 surface-to-air missile system in the Rostov region.
He noted that confirming such damage typically takes more than a day, and details about the attack cannot yet be disclosed.
"The only thing I want to emphasize is that this is not the first such case, and it will not be the last," Pletenchuk stated.
He added that another important detail is the location of the attack, which demonstrates that Ukraine possesses weapon systems with a significant range.
"Another confirmation of this is, in particular, the absence of Russians in the Azov Sea area," the spokesperson for the Ukrainian Navy explained.
What preceded
Today, August 21, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the Navy units struck a Russian S-300 missile system position near Novoshakhtinsk in the Rostov region.
The military mentioned that explosions were recorded at the target locations but did not specify whether the enemy’s S-300 system was damaged.
