Ukraine's military intelligence forces used Magura sea platforms to strike two Russian radar systems in temporarily occupied Crimea.
According to Ukrinform, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) reported this on Facebook.
Specialists from HUR's Group 13 special unit carried out a successful operation in Crimea, striking a command vehicle belonging to the Podlet radar system, as well as the Parol-4 radar interrogator, a friend-or-foe identification system.
To carry out the operation, which took place in late July, HUR special forces used the latest Magura sea platforms, including FPV drone carriers. This enabled them to successfully strike Russian ground targets in Crimea.
"From now on, our Maguras pose a threat to Russian occupiers on land as well. This fundamentally shifts the fight to another domain. Overall, our operations during the war against Russian aggression demonstrate that the occupiers will have no place in Crimea – neither in its waters, nor in the skies over the Black Sea, nor on Crimean soil. Crimea is Ukraine," said the commander of Group 13, who goes by the call sign "Thirteenth."
