"Waiting For A New "Web": The Weak Point Of Russians In Crimea Is Named
- 10.08.2025, 12:32
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There's a prime example to back it up.
Recently, drones of the GUR special unit "Ghosts" attacked a Russian landing boat in Crimea. However, apart from that, they destroyed 3 more installations, which are the weak point of the occupiers on the temporarily occupied peninsula.
These installations cannot shoot down drones. This was told to 24 Kanal by a former Air Force officer, deputy director of the company for the production of REB equipment Anatoly Khrapchinsky, noting that the occupiers in Crimea feel threatened and fear a repeat of Operation Web.
What is the enemy's weak spot in Crimea?
Drones of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry's GUR special unit "Ghosts" have successfully hit 3 radars of the Russians: "Nebo-SVU", "Podlet K-1" and 96L6E. According to a former Air Force officer, these radars are designed to intercept large aerial targets, but not low-profile drones.
"So this is a weak point. If we are talking about Russia's radars, the Russians have problems with those that are supposedly supposed to work against drones as well. A vivid example is our strike on the Savasleika airfield, where there was an S-400 radar station," he said.
Interestingly, the occupiers are now building towers around Moscow, on which they are putting Pantsiri, they too should have been able to shoot down drones. Khrapchinsky noted that the Pantsirs do not work well from the ground, but there were cases when they could not shoot down our drones from these towers either - the missiles simply flew past the aerial targets.
"Returning to Crimea, we are working on the use of FPV drones from an offshore platform. So the coastline of Crimea is vulnerable. We are waiting for a new 'Web'," he emphasized.
The former Air Force officer added that there are videos of occupiers covering ships with anti-drone nets. They realize the threat and are afraid that drones could fly out of the containers of any ship sailing near Crimea.
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