Ukraine has repeatedly targeted Russia's early-warning radar systems deep inside Moscow's territory.
New satellite imagery appears to show the aftermath of a Ukrainian drone attack deep in Russian territory, as Kyiv plugs away targeting Moscow's early-warning radar systems.Indistinct imagery shared by U.S.-backed Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, attributed to American company Planet Labs, appears to show patches of darker spots around a Russian radar station in Russia's Orenburg region after a reported Ukrainian drone strike on the facility.
The strike set a new 'record for the range of destruction for kamikaze drones,' the source added.Russian media reported that a drone had fallen near Orsk, citing law enforcement in the area.It was the second reported attack on Russian radars key to Moscow's long-range detection of aircraft and ballistic missile threats in just a few days.
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