Ukrainian forces strike Russian Tor-M1 system in occupied Luhansk
Defense forces destroy Russian Tor-M1 air defense system in Luhansk Oblast (Photo: General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces)
Ukrainian defense forces struck a Russian Tor-M1 surface-to-air missile system near Kamianka in Russian-occupied Luhansk Oblast along with several other Russian military targets, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces said on Jan. 31.
In the temporarily occupied territory of Zaporizhzhya Oblast, a UAV command post in Rivnopillia, a logistics depot in Voskresenka, and concentrations of occupying forces in the areas of Rivnopillia, Pryvillia and Uspenivka were hit.
Near Poltavka in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck a command post belonging to the enemy’s motorized rifle regiment. A Russian command post was also hit in the area of Sluchovsk in Russia’s Bryansk Oblast, the General Staff added.
Near the city of Chasiv Yar in Donetsk Oblast, Ukrainian forces struck a concentration of Russian troops. Occupier losses are being clarified, the statement said.
On Jan. 27, the General Staff reported that Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck a Russian Tor-M2 surface-to-air missile system near the settlement of Kacha in Russian-occupied Crimea.
On Jan. 29, Ukrainian forces attacked a Russian 1L119 Nebo-SVU radar station in Luhansk Oblast, with an estimated value of about $100 million.
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