Radar, S-300SV, "Pantsir-S1", ships and helicopter: DIU soldiers hit number of enemy targets in Crimea. VIDEO
Over the course of several days, the DIU 's soldiers hit a number of Russian radar stations in the occupied Crimea.
This was reported by Censor.NET with reference to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine's press centre.
"For several days, the invaders in the temporarily occupied Crimea were trembling from an unprecedented roar - their expensive air defence systems were helpless against the accurate strikes of the DIU's servicemen," the DIU said.
It is also reported that the video shows the results of the successful demilitarisation of the peninsula - a number of Russian radar stations were destroyed:
● 48Ya6-K1 "Podlet" (2 pcs.);
● 1L125 "Niobium-SV" (2 units);
● 39N6 "Kasta 2E2" (3 pcs);
● 9C19 "Ginger";
● "Nebo-SV";
● S-300VM;
● "Nebo-M";
● 59N6-E "Protivnik-GE";
● "Mys" aircraft interception radar.
"The S-300SV launcher, command posts of the 'ST-68' radar and the 39N6 'Kasta 2E2' radar, as well as three Muscovite 'Pantsir-S1' anti-aircraft missile and gun systems, a transport and towing vessel of the S4236 project, a universal tug 'Fyodor Uryupin' and a Mi-8 helicopter of the Russian occupiers also came under attack," the DIU added.
It is not specified when the injury occurred.
