"Magyar birds" destroyed a Russian radar worth 200 million dollars

"Magyar birds" destroyed a Russian radar worth 200 million dollars

Fighters of the "Magyar Birds" unit (414th Separate Regiment of Strike Unmanned Aerial Systems of the Ukrainian Navy) destroyed a Russian automated complex of electronic suppression RB-301B "Borisoglebsk-2". Its cost amounts to 200 million dollars.

The enemy equipment was destroyed on the night of November 15 to 16. This was reported on the official "Magyar Birds" channel in Telegram.

They showed how the radar was hit - a Ukrainian bomber "Vampire" was used for this. It was from this that shells were dropped on "Borisoglebsk-2", which damaged and set fire to the enemy complex.

These significant losses were inflicted on the enemy in the Pokrovsk direction - the Russian radar was detected in the settlement of Serhiivka.

Russian troops began using these complexes since the beginning of the war in Donbas. They allow conducting radio-technical reconnaissance and establishing radio-technical obstacles.

The "Vampire" drone that struck "Borisoglebsk" can ascend to a height of 400 meters and has a flight range of up to 10 km. It can carry and drop various types of munitions: thermobaric, cumulative, and fragmentation-explosive, allowing it to effectively hit various types of targets, including tanks and other armored vehicles.

All "Vampires" are equipped with thermal imaging cameras, making them effective and predominantly used at night, confirming their name.