Ukrainian Attack Near Voronezh: Key Russian Air Defense Radars Damaged.

According to inkorr.com: On the night of August 16 to 17, Ukrainian forces conducted a successful attack on military facilities near Voronezh, specifically targeting critical elements of the air defense system. Satellite images confirmed damage to the 'Baltimore' airfield and the 108th anti-aircraft missile regiment of the Russian Federation located nearby. This information was published by 'Glavkom' referring to 'CyberBorshno'.

According to available satellite images, during the attack, two radars, components of the S-300PM2 anti-aircraft missile system - the 76N6 radar station and the 30N6 radar, responsible for target detection and tracking in the air, were damaged.

Additionally, it is likely that two Su-24 aircraft located at the airfield were also affected.

Incidents in Voronezh

On the night of July 17, at least four explosions rang out in Voronezh. Eyewitnesses claim that the city was the target of drone attacks. This was reported by 'Glavkom' citing Shot.

Local residents reported hearing four explosions in one of the city’s areas, which caused damage to windows and visible flashes in the sky.

As a result of the Ukrainian attack on facilities near Voronezh using missiles, key elements of the air defense system were damaged, and it is also possible that aircraft of the Russian Federation were affected. At the same time, an incident occurred in Voronezh involving four explosions, which, based on preliminary data, also involved drones.

These events highlight the growing tension in the region and indicate a possible escalation of hostilities. Attacks on military facilities and the use of drones suggest new tactical changes taking place on the front. The situation in Voronezh and its surroundings will remain under close monitoring, as the impact of military actions is felt not only locally but also on a global scale.