SBU destroys enemy air defense assets worth $4 bln in 2025
Long-range strikes by special forces from the Security Service of Ukraine's Alpha Special Operations Center over the past year have destroyed and disabled Russian air defense elements worth a total of approximately $4 billion, the SBU's Telegram channel reported on Monday.
"In particular, the destruction of the following systems was recorded: S-300/S-350/S-400, Buk-M1/M2 anti-aircraft missile systems, Pantsir-S1/S2 anti-aircraft missile and gun systems, Tor-M1/M2/M3 anti-aircraft missile systems," the report says.
In addition, it is reported that serious losses were suffered by Russian radar reconnaissance and guidance systems, in particular the 55Zh6U Nebo-U/Nebo-M radar, Podleot, Niobiy, Casta-2E2, Gamma-D, Protyvnik-GE, radar systems from the Buk and S-300/S-400 air defense systems, the 92N6 radar, and others.
"This work had a systemic effect: corridors were broken through in the Russian Federation's multilayer air defense and "Safe passages have been provided for Ukrainian long-range drones deep behind enemy lines - through military bases, warehouses, airfields and other military facilities," the SBU noted.
