- Ukraine unit in Ukraine said it had destroyed three Russian air defense systems in one day.
- She published clips of drone attacks, saying that she struck Tor-M2, Buk-M2, and Buk-M3.
- In his post on Saturday, the unit also highlighted that drones were funded by civilians.
The unit of drone in the Ukrainian brigade in Zaborisvia said it had destroyed three advanced Russian air defense systems in one day.
Ronin from the 65th Mechanical Venice Brigade Footage published Among the first person’s drone attacks on Saturday, saying that she got Tor-M2, Buk-M2, and Buk-M3.
These are some of the most valuable mobile missile systems in Moscow, with the participation of Tor-M2 Russian government media In 2023 as a “sophisticated” weapon, he can face drones while traveling.
With a group of about 7.5 miles, Tor-M2 is designed to involve up to 48 goals simultaneously at low to medium altitudes.
Buk-M3 is also one of the latest air defenses in Russia. Russian government media outlet Tas In 2016, it compared it to the extended medium air defense system, a system of Western manufacture aimed at replacing the patriot. Each Patriot system is estimated at a cost of about $ 1.1 billion.
The clips published by “Ronin” on Saturday showed drones from the first person close to the air defense systems before their video extracts appeared. While the path of drones and the distance to the Russian defenses indicates a successful success, Business Insider could independently verify whether the systems were actively published or destroyed.
But videos show another example of how the fighting in Ukraine is increasingly dependent on cheap irrigation munitions, even to face high -value goals.
BI drone makers in Ukraine usually tell that they sell or create drones from 750 to 1500 dollars each, depending on the size of the device.
At the same time, it is difficult to determine how much Russia spends on air defense systems. The Ukrainian army estimated that the Tor-M2 is charged around it 27 million dollars per unit And that buk-m3 costs $ 40 to $ 50 million per unit.
Ronin’s publication also indicated on Saturday that the drones used in the attack were not officially provided, but they were received through civil donations.
The unit wrote on the social media channel, referring to the Ukrainian collective activist Sirhi Steranko: “The shepherd of the defeat is the Sterenko community,” referring to the Ukrainian activist for group finance, Seerhai Steranko.
Steranko, one of the largest group rewards for aircraft in Ukraine, admitted the attacks on Saturday, and described the unit of drones as “real masters in their craft” in A. After on Telegram.
“We provide them with drones on individual orders specifically to perform such tasks,” he wrote, adding that air defense systems were placed in the Russian back.
The drone war continues to develop in the battlefield in Ukraine.
For example, although the fallen munitions become very much, the war facades are increasingly reported that they are saturated with confusion. This prompted the Russian units to bring optical fiber drones to the battle last year, and the companies and the Ukrainian brigade follow a lawsuit in manufacturing their own versions.
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