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Ukraine Strikes Russian Air Defense Systems and Ships

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Ukrainian forces have conducted a series of strikes against Russian air defense systems and ships. The most significant target was an S-400 air defense system in Gelendzhik, which was hit by Ukrainian drones. The strike occurred near Russian President Vladimir Putin's residence on the Black Sea coast. In addition to the S-400, four other Russian air defense targets were hit: a Tor system in Podov, a Pantsir-S1 in Yeisk, and two radar stations in Golovatovka and Latonovo, all in the Rostov region. Ukrainian drones also struck an oil tanker and two cargo ships in the Black Sea.

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  1. Оперативний ЗСУ avatar

    Оперативний ЗСУ

    Telegram / @operativnoZSU

    🔥Вночі пілоти Угруповання СБС завдали вогневого ураження по позиції ЗР...

  2. БРАТЧУК avatar

    БРАТЧУК

    Telegram / @Bratchuk_Sergey

    🔥Вночі пілоти Угруповання СБС завдали вогневого ураження по позиції ЗР...

  3. Military News UA avatar

    Military News UA

    X / Twitter / @front_ukrainian

    ❗️At night, pilots of the Unmanned Systems Forces Group struck an S-40...

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    Censor.NET (Цензор.НЕТ)

    X / Twitter / @censor_net

    Уражено ЗРК С-400 у Геленджику та три судна тіньового флоту РФ у Чорно...

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