Ukraine's Defence Intelligence destroys Russian US$5 million Podlet radar station in occupied Crimea
Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) has conducted a special operation in temporarily occupied Crimea, which resulted in the destruction of a Russian Podlet radar station on 28 November. Source: DIU on Telegram Quote: "As a result of a successful operation by DIU,
Ukrainian intelligence destroys $5M Russian Podlet radar in Crimea
The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine carried out an operation in temporarily occupied Crimea, destroying a Podlet radar station, according to the Ukrainian Intelligence. On November 28, 2024, Defense Intelligence of Ukraine successfully destroyed a Russian Podlet radar complex in temporarily occupied Crimea,
Ukrainian intelligence reports hitting three Russian radar systems in Crimea
The Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported successful strikes on Russian radar systems in temporarily occupied Crimea on Nov. 29, according to a statement released on Telegram.
Ukrainian Intelligence Destroys $5M Russian "Podlet" Radar in Occupied Crimea
HUR reported successfully eliminating a Russian 48Ya6-K1 "Podlet" radar system near the village of Kotovske in western temporarily occupied Crimea, on November 28, 2024. The mobile "Podlet" radar is used by Russian forces to detect low-altitude and extremely low-altitude aerial targets in challenging electronic countermeasure environments.
Ukrainian intelligence hits three more Russian radar stations in Crimea
Quote: "We are continuing to strike the military targets of the Russian occupiers." Background: DIU conducted a special operation in temporarily occupied Crimea on 28 November, which resulted in the destruction of a Russian Podlet radar station.
Ukraine Destroys Russia's Prized $24M 'Zoopark' Radar
Soldiers of the Kryla unit, in the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine's Active Operations Department, discovered and hit the radar station.
Ukraine Destroys 3 High-Value Russian Radars in Crimea
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency (HUR) announced the destruction of three high-value Russian radar systems in Russian-occupied Crimea on November 29, reports the Kyiv Independent. The targeted systems included two 48Y6-K1 Podlet radars,
Ukrainian intelligence hit three Russian radars in Crimea
Ukrainian intelligence hit three radar stations of the occupiers in Crimea on November 29, according to the Ukrainian Military Intelligence Directorate (HUR). "On November 29, 2024, as a result of an operation by Ukraine's Military Intelligence Directorate (HUR),
Ukrainian drones take down expensive Russian radar system
Russian radars are one of the key targets for the Ukrainians. By striking them, they weaken Russia's ability to detect and identify a wide range of targets—from aircraft and drones to missiles. Recent reports from Ukrainian intelligence indicate that the Zoopark-1 radar has been added to the list of eliminated equipment.
Putin's strategic £4,000,000 radar incinerated in Ukrainian blitz
One of Vladimir Putin’s precious £4 million radars has been incinerated in a blitz on the occupied Crimean Peninsula, it has been reported. Ukraine is believed to have destroyed the Russian high-value radar station,
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