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Ukrainian National Guard Dismantles Russian Grad Systems

Ukrainian National Guard units successfully destroyed six Russian BM-21 Grad rocket systems on the Pokrovsk front, according to a report from the National Guard.

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Ukrainian National Guard units successfully destroyed six Russian BM-21 Grad rocket systems on the Pokrovsk front, according to a report...

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The operation was executed by the Lasar's Group, a special unit of Ukraine's National Guard specializing in drone warfare. This successful strike is part of ongoing efforts to diminish the enemy's capabilities in the area, where Russian forces frequently deploy rocket systems to target Ukrainian defense positions.

The operations commenced after thorough reconnaissance was conducted by the 'Shchedryk' Battalion of the 411th Separate Brigade of Drone Systems, which worked in tandem with Lasar's Group to identify the location of the Grad systems. Armed with precise intelligence from their counterparts, Lasar's Group deployed their drones to launch targeted attacks, leading to the simultaneous destruction of six Grad units, equivalent to a division's worth of firepower.

This significant achievement not only reduces the direct threat posed by Russian artillery to Ukrainian infantry but also represents a coordinated effort between air and ground units of the National Guard. Military sources described how the operation was strategically planned, allowing the drones to precisely hit their targets without causing undue collateral damage.

The deployment of drone technology in this context reflects a broader shift in modern military tactics, emphasizing precision and rapid response. As the conflict continues, the effective use of drones for reconnaissance and offensive actions has become a focal point for the Ukrainian military.

Notably, the Lasar's Group initiative significantly decreases the fire pressure from Russian troops, paving the way for more secure operations by Ukrainian forces in contested regions. This recent strike aligns with previous reports of successful drone operations by various Ukrainian military units, which have also targeted Russian electronic warfare systems in other parts of the country.

Each of these operations contributes to an intricate strategy aimed at weakening the adversary’s operational effectiveness on multiple fronts.

Source: Ukrinform UA Ukrinform UA