Russian military equipment, specifically an S-400 air defense system, was allegedly deactivated by Ukrainian forces.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) has announced that an ongoing operation is underway to systematically destroy the Russian occupation forces' air defense system in Crimea.
According to reports, the operation has targeted several key systems, including the S-400 complex, the MR-10M1 "Cape" BRLS, the 96L6-AP radar from the S-400 SAM system, and the RT-70 radio telescope. The operation has also reportedly resulted in the destruction of the 96L6-AP radar and the RLK "Utes-T".
During the operation, several Russian air defense and communication systems have been taken out, including the Glonass complex, which is housed in a dome.
The GUR special unit "Phantoms" is conducting the operations in Crimea. The ongoing operation to destroy the Russian occupation forces' air defense system is part of a systematic process, as reported.
The GUR's statement suggests that the operation to destroy the Russian occupation forces' air defense system is still in progress. The statement from the GUR indicates that the demilitarization of Crimea is an ongoing process.
The GUR has noted that the ongoing operation to destroy the Russian occupation forces' air defense system in Crimea is part of a larger systematic process aimed at demilitarizing the temporarily occupied region. The GUR's statement also indicates that the demilitarization of Crimea continues.
The operation to destroy the Russian occupation forces' air defense system in Crimea is a significant development in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. As the operation continues, it remains to be seen how the Russian occupation forces will respond and whether the operation will succeed in significantly weakening their air defense capabilities in the region.
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