Unmanned Systems Forces strike enemy air defense systems worth over $120 million in less than week. VIDEO
The Unmanned Systems Forces have struck high-priority targets, enemy air defense systems with an estimated value of over $120 million, in less than a week.
According to Censor.NET, operators of the 1st Separate Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with the Deep Strike Center, detected and destroyed enemy surface-to-air missile systems, key elements of the layered air defense of Russian troops.
In particular, the following were destroyed:
- In the Donetsk direction, an S-300VM system was destroyed;
- In the Kherson direction, a Tor surface-to-air missile system was hit.
The S-300VM and Tor are complex systems that constantly change positions, operate under radio silence, and use camouflage and engineering shelters.
Their detection requires prolonged surveillance, analysis of intelligence data and precise work by crews.
Cost of the systems hit
- One S-300VM system may be valued at more than $120 million depending on the modification.
- A Tor combat vehicle is estimated at approximately $25–30 million.
Significance of the operation
Unmanned systems are systematically striking enemy air defence systems in key areas.
The reduction in air defence capabilities opens up more opportunities for Ukrainian aviation to operate and carry out deep strikes on Russian military infrastructure.
The video was published on the official Telegram channel of the Unmanned Systems Forces.
