An extremely important facility for the Russians: the occupiers' radar station was damaged in Armavir

UAV attacks on Russian territory continue. Recently information appeared that the Defense Forces managed to hit a radar station in Armavir, Krasnodar Territory.

Told about this < strong>24 Channel military observer from Israel David Sharp, noting that the station in Armavir is located far from the territory of Ukraine. He added that the site was used to detect ballistic missiles at long ranges.

“This base is an extremely important facility for the Russians, but it is very vulnerable “because of its size and the fact that everyone knows where to find it,” he said.

A serious loss for Russia

The military observer noted that the message about the defeat of the station is a media defeat for Russian propaganda. The base in Armavir was an important element of strategic importance.

This is a blow to the image and significant material losses, emphasized David Sharp .

He also noted that if a Ukrainian drone managed to damage an enemy radar station, then Russian early warning systems do not perform their functions.

The goal of such attacks is to inflict maximum material losses on the enemy and make the enemy’s defensive ability less effective,” said a military observer.

UAVs attack Russia: what is known

• Occupiers report drone attacks in the Kursk, Bryansk and Oryol regions. On the morning of May 26, the governor of the Kursk region, Alexey Smirnov, reported that drones were detected over the region at night and noted that air defense was “working” on them.
• In Novorossiysk on the night of May 17 Powerful explosions were heard. Local residents complained of drone attacks, constant gunshots and fires. According to Russian telegram channels, the port, railway station and oil depot were under attack.
• The Russian media wrote that on May 17 their air defense “destroyed” and intercepted 102 drones over regions of Russia. The occupiers claim that they managed to shoot down most of the targets, but the videos available online confirm otherwise.