Phenomenal Operation In Tver Region: How Russian Air Defense Missed Strike On Toropets

The Ukrainian Armed Forces demonstrated the highest level of coordination.

The Ukrainian Defense Forces conducted a high-level operation in the Tver region of the Russian Federation. Aviation expert Kostyantyn Kryvolap stated this on the air of the FREEDOM TV channel.

He noted that the Russian Defense Ministry's report on the night of September 18 did not mention the Tver region.

“And then this local governor of theirs came out and, to the sounds of cannon fire, said that they shot down everything, just some terrible Ukrainian weapon, called debris, these debris fell and burned our warehouse. In fact, judging by some different comments, about 100 of our drones took part in the attack, and each of them came in with its own task. And, obviously, there were tasks to distract air defense systems, that is, to draw fire on themselves. Perhaps there were tasks to destroy some air defense systems, because, apparently, the final attack was carried out there either by the Palyanytsia drone missile, or the current Neptune, or the expected Sapsan, but something from a more or less serious combat unit was present there,” said Kryvolap.

In his opinion, if the ceiling designed for a nuclear strike failed, it means that there were such means of influence that were able to push through these ceilings and destroy them.

“Therefore, most likely, this is such a very complex, phenomenally complex, but very well-organized operation. And our Defense Forces in the last period, probably more than six months, eight months, have shown a high level of coordination and organization of such operations. And if somewhere else in the ground forces there are problems with coordination, with interaction, then the highest level of this coordination is shown here. Because there were intelligence officers involved, and legal ones, and illegal ones, and intelligence, and space surveillance systems, and something else was involved, because the operation was carried out flawlessly,” said Kryvolap.

The expert emphasized that it turned out that if the operation was organized correctly, there is no air defense system that cannot be bypassed.

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