Ukrainian forces obliterate three Russian Pantsir systems in Crimea - video
Ukrainian Navy showed the video of enemy targets elimination in the occupied Crimea (Photo: Facebook/Ukraine's Navy)
Ukrainian Navy and Special Forces ripped a hole in Russia's Crimean air defenses, obliterating three Pantsir-S1 systems and wiping out an enemy mobile fire group in a single precision strike, the military reported on March 9.
The video of the strike was published online.
Navy fighters in Novoozerne also hit a Russian project 02510 BK-16 high-speed landing boat. The occupiers' military infrastructure facilities at the Kirovske airfield were also attacked.
There, the Ukrainian military hit a storage site for Orion strike-reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles and completely destroyed four control stations for these drones.
AFU General Staff earlier reported that on the night of March 7 and 8, Ukrainian Defense Forces inflicted a series of strikes on Russian military facilities in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and on the territory of Russia. In particular, a Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile and gun system was hit.
On the night of March 6, Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) struck the production workshops of the Yevpatoria Aviation Repair Plant with drones, as well as the deployment sites of the enemy's military equipment and personnel in temporarily occupied Crimea, NV sources reported.
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