The Ukrainian side continues to inflict further blows on the Russian Federation. Anton Herashchenko, an advisor to the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs, published a video on social media showing Kiev being struck.
War in Ukraine. Russians have lost valuable and expensive equipment
“The Security Service of Ukraine in cooperation with Ukrainian forces destroyed Russian Kasta radar system” – Anton Herashchenko reported. He added, this system was the “eyes” of the Russian air defensewhich controlled the airspace over Ukraine.
The advisor to the head of the Ukrainian Interior Ministry stressed that the Russians hid the equipment in the rear, carefully camouflaged it and often moved it, but these actions did not help them effectively protect themselves against the Ukrainian attack.
“The cost of the Kasta radar system, depending on the version, starts at $60 million” – Herashchenko added in the post. However, it was not reported when the equipment was destroyed. Information about the targeted strike on Kiev was also provided by the Security Service of Ukraine on social media. The message stated that the radar system was located in the Zaporizhia region. As it added, Ukrainian forces “hunt for such rare targets.”
War in Ukraine. Kiev does not stop and inflicts losses on Russia
This is not the only loss that the Russian Federation has suffered recently. Radio Svoboda, citing its sources, reported on Wednesday that the Ukrainians carried out the largest coordinated attack on air bases in Russia since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
Long-range drones were to hit four locations: air base in Voronezh and Borisoglebsk (Voronezh Oblast), air base in Kursk (Kursk region) and in Savasleice (Nizhny Novgorod Oblast). According to the Radio source, it was a specially planned operation aimed at preventing Russian attacks on the front line and Ukrainian cities.
The Russian side claims that the airstrike of over 100 drones was stopped. In the statements issued by The Kremlin However, there was no information about an attack on air bases.
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