Ukrainian intelligence uses Magura sea platforms to strike two Russian radar systems in Crimea

• Ukrainian forces used the Magura sea platform for strikes against Russian radar systems in Crimea.
• The Ukrainian command deployed the Podlet drone interceptor Parol-4, which uses a “sightless” system.
• According to the materials, the drone is launched from the end of the runway; the Magura sea platform is used as a starting point for FPV drones.

Ukrainian intelligence uses Magura sea platforms to strike two Russian radar systems in Crimea, according to Ukrinform and RBC Ukraine.

The Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) of Ukraine used Magura sea platforms for strikes on two Russian radar systems in Crimea. This is stated by Ukrinform, citing a Facebook post by the GUR.

According to the information from the GUR, a group of 13 carried out an operation in Crimea, during which they launched a missile, tied to the Podlet radar complex, and the Parol-4 radar system, which makes it possible to destroy the “blind” system.

The operation, as stated in the materials, involved a missile. For its delivery, the GUR used Magura sea platforms, which were used to launch FPV drones.

Commander of the 13th group with the call sign “Thirteenth” said that Magura would destroy Russian forces on the ground, and also added that the group’s 13th operators would hit three Russian aircraft at once, and also destroyed two Russian warplanes. The materials also published an explanation of how the Magura sea platforms work, for the transfer of FPV drones.

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