On 3 November and during the night of 4 November, units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine hit two Pantsir air defence missile-gun systems and an enemy fire group in temporarily occupied Crimea, as well as an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) control post in Zaporizhzhia Oblast and a materiel and supply depot in Luhansk Oblast.
What was hit:
🎯 A russian army Pantsir-S2 air defence missile-gun system, temporarily occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea
🎯 A Pantsir air defence missile-gun system of the russian aggressor, temporarily occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea
🎯 An enemy fire group, temporarily occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea
🎯 An occupiers’ UAV control post, Vladivka area, Zaporizhzhia Oblast
🎯 A russian army materiel and supply depot, Bilovodsk area, Luhansk Oblast
Why it matters: Pantsir systems protect russian facilities in Crimea and southern russia from Ukrainian drones and missiles. Every system hit weakens the enemy’s air defence.
🔍 Results of previous strikes confirm the destruction on 26 October of a storage building at an enemy missile and artillery weapons depot in the Ohorodne area, Donetsk Oblast.
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! 🇺🇦
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