The Ukrainian drone destroys the missile launcher of Russia’s S-300VM system; images

Ukrainian Defense Forces said they rarely disappeared 9a83m Terar Missile Starter, which is part of Russia’s S-300VM air defense systemMoscow damages the troops. The action took place last Monday near Zaprizia.

In the operation carried out in the south of the Ukrainian territory, Kyiv troops used a long -range drone drone. X, as shown in shared images, landed in an area near the explosion after completing the mission and recorded the reaction of Russian soldiers next to the flame vehicle.

During the attack, the ability to destroy the 9a83m Terar launcher carrying two missiles during the attack shows the progress of Ukraine’s intelligence, surveillance and recognition, as the publication is emphasized to observe weapons in destruction. Probably, the plane also uses the technology provided by the West.

This latest action has taken place in recent months after many other Kiev -led operations against different Russian air defense systems. As a result, the ability to stop drone and missile attacks will endanger and pave the way for new attacks on procurement and storage tasks.

IMPORTANT LOSS FOR RUSS

S-300VM (V4), an updated version of a system used during the Cold War time, has advanced radars that allow to monitor the air target up to 24 at the same time. The missiles separated from the 9a83m launcher destroyed by the Ukrainian drone can reach targets up to 200 km and ballistic threats at 40 km.

Russia is estimated to be a limited number of these equipment in the current conflict against Ukraine. In this way, Even the loss of one unit can make a serious embezzlement for Moscow military forcesEspecially in the face of low cost and high enemy troops.

With the loss of equipment, there is no change in the defense strategy by the Russian army and it is necessary to use less capacity equipment or to attract funds from other areas.

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