The SSU destroyed the Pantsir-S2 air defence system, two radar stations, and oil depots in occupied Crimea

The SSU destroyed the Pantsir-S2 air defence system, two radar stations, and oil depots in occupied Crimea

Strike drones of the Special Operations Center A of the SSU hit a Russian "Pantsir-S2" anti-aircraft missile system, two oil depots, and two radar stations in occupied Crimea on the night of Wednesday, October 29.

This was reported by sources in the special service.

The "Pantsir" air defence system, worth 20 million dollars, is one of the key components of Russia’s air defence, the SSU noted.

«Additionally, the enemy has lost two radar stations. Each such destroyed or disabled air defence system significantly weakens Russia’s defence in the Crimean direction,» the sources reported.

In addition, SSU drones struck an oil depot in the village of Hvardiiske, where fuel was stored. A large-scale fire broke out at the facility, with a huge column of black smoke visible. A drone strike on the Komsomolsk oil depot was also recorded.

«The SSU continues systematic work to destroy air defence systems protecting Crimea and oil depots that supply the enemy with fuel. Each such special operation reduces the military and logistical potential of the Russians. „Cotton“ will continue to burn,» an informed source in the SSU stated.