Unmanned systems forces hit radar, Buk and Russian warehouses

The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ unmanned systems forces carried out a series of strikes on key Russian army targets in Luhansk, Donetsk and Zaporizhia regions. The strikes targeted air defense elements, warehouses and logistical facilities of the occupiers.

This is reported by SBS.

In particular, the 1st separate center hit the Nebo-SV radar station in Luhansk region. This radar is responsible for detecting and tracking air targets and is an important part of the Russian air defense system.

Also, the 9th “Kairos” battalion of the 414th “Ptakhi Magyar” brigade destroyed a command and staff vehicle of the “Buk-M2” complex in the Luhansk region.

In addition, the Ukrainian military hit a tractor from the S-350 Vityaz anti-aircraft missile system in the Donetsk region.

Separately, the SBS reported strikes on enemy logistics depots, temporary deployment points, and logistical routes.

The 414th Brigade “Birds of the Magyar”, the 412th Brigade “Nemesis”, the 413th Regiment “Reid” and the Deep Strike Center of the SBS group were involved in the operations.

As previously reported, Ukraine is launching a separate “Logistics Lockdown” program, which involves scaling up strikes on the Russian army’s logistics infrastructure and logistics.

As a reminder, Ukraine has contracted a record batch of 155 mm long-range artillery shells for the Defense Forces . Thanks to competition between manufacturers, the state managed to save billions of hryvnias and purchase even more ammunition for the front.