Operators from 1st USF Centre carried out series of strikes in Crimea: S-300, ’Pantsir’, ’Orion’ UAV and fuel infrastructure were hit. VIDEO
For several days running, operators at the 1st Separate Unmanned Systems Centre have been carrying out precision strikes on military targets belonging to the Russian occupiers in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
According to Censor.NET, Ukrainian drones struck the enemy’s air defence systems, radar stations, military equipment and fuel infrastructure.
On 21 June, Ukrainian forces struck the ‘Kasta’ radar station in the Kurortne area.
On 23 June, a Russian ‘Orion’ drone was struck in Michurino.
On the same day in Kurortne, a ZU-23-2 anti-aircraft gun and a military lorry belonging to the occupying forces were hit.
In Bagerove, Ukrainian operators struck a "Pantsir-S1V" anti-aircraft missile and gun system and the launchers of an S-300 system.
The series of attacks culminated in a successful strike on fuel tanks in Arshintseve, where a fire broke out following the hits.
Footage of the combat operations was released by servicemen from the 1st Separate Centre of Unmanned Systems Forces.
