Blind spots in russian air defence: in one day, the Defence Forces hit a Tor system, a radar and an electronic warfare station

On 27 October and during the night of 28 October, units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine hit three elements of the enemy’s air defence (AD) on the territory of russia at once, as well as an occupiers’ depot in the temporarily occupied part of Donetsk Oblast.

What was hit:

🎯 A russian army Tor-M2 surface-to-air missile (SAM) system, Rzhava area, Kursk Oblast, russia

🎯 A radar station, Maloye Gorodkovo area, Kursk Oblast, russia

🎯 An electronic warfare (EW) station, Semyachki area, Bryansk Oblast, russia

🎯 An occupiers’ materiel and supply depot, Valerianivka area, Donetsk Oblast

Why it matters: every SAM system, radar or EW station hit creates a temporary gap in the enemy’s AD system. The more such gaps there are, the greater the Defence Forces’ ability to employ unmanned aerial systems (UAS) at all levels.

Operations against the enemy’s key military targets will continue until russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine ends completely.

To be continued 💥

Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦