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S-400: Russia’s Air Defense Shield That the Ukraine War Proves Has Quite a Few Holes
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Two occupiers swear and watch burning S-400 Triumf air defense system in occupied Crimea. VIDEO
A video has emerged online showing components of a Russian S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile system detonating in temporarily occupied Crimea after being struck by a Ukrainian drone.
S-400: Russia’s Air Defense Shield That the Ukraine War Proves Has Quite a Few Holes
Satellite imagery in August showed four S-400 launchers destroyed at Gelendzhik. The next day Ukraine said boat-launched drones burned two more in Crimea. The system those strikes were hunting is the one Moscow sold as the successor to the S-300.
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