On March 2 and 3, Ukrainian Defense Forces conducted strikes against key elements of Russian military infrastructure, focusing on air defense systems and command points for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, these operations successfully hit a radar station associated with the S-300 air defense system located in Tytarivka, in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region. Additionally, radar systems known as ‘Sopka-2’ and the 39N6 ‘Kasta-2E2’ were targeted in occupied Crimea.
The strikes also impacted a repair unit of a separate motorized rifle brigade situated in Zachatіvka, Donetsk region, along with UAV command points in the areas of Rodynske and Pokrovsk, also in Donetsk.
Reports indicate that these attacks occurred on March 2 and continued into the early hours of March 3.
Ukrainian Defense Forces have successfully targeted Russian military assets, including radar systems and command points, in recent strikes. These operations reflect ongoing military engagements in the region.