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Ukrainian drones smashed an S-400 in Gelendzhik and 3 shadow fleet ships

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Night shifts for Ukrainian drone operators continue to be exceptionally productive for everyone except Russian air defense.

The Unmanned Systems Forces led by Robert "Madyar" Brovdi spent the night liquidating expensive military gear across the border. Top of the list was a multimillion-dollar S-400 system in Gelendzhik, which had just spent the morning firing missiles at Ukraine. It won't be doing that again.

To make sure the sky stayed open, operators also erased a Tor complex, a Pantsir-S1, and two high-end radar stations. While Russian air defenses were busy dying, three shadow fleet vessels got caught in the crosshairs in the Black Sea. A military warehouse in occupied Crimea also caught fire just to round out the evening.

Protecting Putin's resort town turns out to be much harder when air defense systems are busy defending themselves.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Hardworking Mavka
    madyar's birds never miss
    +5 solidA concise tribute to the precision of our feathered friends, though perhaps a bit too brief for a Pulitzer
  2. Carpathian Kyivite
    imagine buying air defense that needs air defense to defend its own air defense
    +3 funnyThe recursive logic of Russian engineering is truly the gift that keeps on giving
  3. Independent Kum
    the shadow fleet is slowly turning into a submarine fleet, lovely
    +3 funnyA poetic transition from maritime logistics to deep-sea exploration