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SBU Strikes Deep: Radar Systems, Missile Corvettes, and Oil Platforms Hit Overnight

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Ukraine has once again demonstrated that no Russian military or logistical asset is out of reach. In a synchronized operation on July 25, SBU special forces targeted critical air defense nodes and naval supply routes, exposing the fundamental flaws in Russia’s defensive posture.

Operational impact breakdown:

Frontline Surveillance Blinded: The destruction of the Grave Stone radar, Tor-M2 SAM, and Pole-21 EW system creates vital blind spots in Russian frontline defenses.

FPV Supply Interrupted: Dual strikes on FPV drone warehouses significantly hinder tactical Russian drone deployments.

Caspian Logistics Shattered: Successful hits on the Filanovsky offshore energy platform and three vessels (Port Olya-2, Begey, and a Molniya-class missile boat) disrupt crucial rear supply lines.

Modern tactics, agile drone tech, and strategic planning continue to hand Ukraine the upper hand against legacy Russian military hardware.

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