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Ukrainian Forces Dismantle Russian Radar Systems in Voronezh

10/4/2025

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On October 3, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces struck Russian radar systems in Voronezh with attack drones.
Targets were the P-14F "Lena" long-range radar and the "Sopka-2" mobile radar.
Lena operated near Buturlinovka airbase. Sopka-2 monitored the border in Garmashivka. Both were hit, reducing Russian air defenses and aiding Ukrainian drone operations. Previously, strikes targeted an S-400 system and logistics points.

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Story summary

On October 3, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces struck Russian radar systems in Voronezh with attack drones.
Targets were the P-14F "Lena" long-range radar and the "Sopka-2" mobile radar.
Lena operated near Buturlinovka airbase. Sopka-2 monitored the border in Garmashivka. Both were hit, reducing Russian air defenses and aiding Ukrainian drone operations. Previously, strikes targeted an S-400 system and logistics points.