Ukraine's Security Service strikes 17 Russian systems worth $250 million

The SBU reported this on its Telegram channel.

"To achieve such a striking result, the special forces of the SBU's Center for Special Operations A needed only 4 days. The total value of this equipment on the Russian domestic market alone reaches over $250 million USD, and for export — 2.5 times higher," the report says.

Specifically, the SBU struck:

• four TOR-M2 SAM systems;
• three Pantsir missile-gun systems;
• two S-300 SAM systems;
• one BUK-M3 SAM system;
• 50N6 radar (S-350);
• Kasta-2E2 radar;
• Podlyot radar;
• Zhitel electronic warfare system;
• Nebo-SVU radar;
• 55Zh6M Nebo-M radar complex.

The statement notes that as a result of these strikes, Russia is losing the ability to effectively track aerial targets and counter Ukrainian long-range drones.

"And without effective air defense and electronic warfare means, the invaders can expect new, striking hits deep in their rear," the SBU added.

• On the night of August 19, SBU drones struck two Russian ammunition depots in the village of Bilokurakyne in the temporarily occupied Luhansk region.