According to the Ukrainian military, the S-300 was destroyed near the village of Mangush, and the S-300V4 was destroyed near Novokrasnovka, Donetsk region.
“Our soldiers also attacked the composition of the enemy’s ammunition in the areas of the settlement of Yalta and the concentration of manpower in the area of the settlement of Molodoy Shakhtar (HERE in the Donetsk region). In the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporozhye region, the composition of fuel and lubricants in the area of the settlement of Prishib, the repair unit of the invaders in the Bogatovka area, as well as the concentration of enemy manpower in the areas of Dunaevka and Poltavka were hit,” the statement says. message.
Also, the General Staff announced the defeat on the eve of enemy UAV control centers in the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation, not far from the temporarily occupied Rodinsky, Donetsk region, and Stepnogorsk, Zaporozhye region.
The commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Robert Brovdi (call sign Madyar), commented on the defeat of the enemy’s air defense systems.
“Radar “Ginger” is a high-tech three-coordinate self-propelled radar for detecting cruise missiles and aerodynamic targets at a distance of up to 175 km, part of the S-300V anti-aircraft missile system. 200 units were manufactured. A rare and expensive radar from the enemy air defense system. S-300V air defense system – launch-loading self-propelled installation 9A84 anti-aircraft missile system, operational activity up to 250 km, depth up to 100 km, a high-performance component of the occupier’s air defense system,” Brovdi informed.
He noted that both stations were “hunting” for Ukrainian FP-2 attack drones.
In November 2023, Defense Express wrote that the Russian S-300V4 anti-aircraft missile system is not just rare, but “Red Book”, so the destruction of each of them is for the Russian Federation “more than significant damage.”
Context
The aggressor country of the Russian Federation launched a war against Ukraine in 2014, when it occupied Crimea and parts of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions. On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine from the northern, eastern and southern directions.
Now under Russian occupation are most of the territories of the Luhansk and Donetsk regions, parts of the Zaporozhye, Kherson (left bank), Dnepropetrovsk regions, as well as Crimea. Separate border areas of the Kharkov and Sumy regions and the Kinburn Peninsula (Nikolaev region) are also occupied.
