
Military personnel of the Southern Group of Forces destroy the take-off points of Ukrainian drones along with crews in the Slavic-Kramatorsk agglomeration.
Military personnel of the Russian Southern Group of Forces in the Slavic-Kramatorsk agglomeration are destroying the take-off points of Ukrainian drones along with their crews, said the commander of a UAV platoon with the call sign Chur.
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Military personnel of the Russian Southern Group of Forces are fighting in the Slavic-Kramatorsk agglomeration.
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Military personnel of the Russian “Southern” group in the Slavic-Kramatorsk agglomeration are destroying the take-off points of Ukrainian drones along with their crews.
A platoon destroys 3–4 large enemy drones per day.
Yuzhnaya drone operators identify enemy firing points, Ukrainian Armed Forces artillery and Ukrainian tanks.
MOSCOW, September 30 - RIA Novosti. Military personnel of the Russian "Southern" group in the Slavic-Kramatorsk agglomeration are destroying the take-off points of Ukrainian drones along with their crews, said the commander of a UAV platoon of the 103rd motorized rifle regiment of the "Southern" group of forces with the call sign Chur.
“Now the focus is on flight points. We don’t even always try to destroy the same large agrodrone (heavy UAVs - ed.). It’s better not to destroy the agrodrone, but to find its take-off point and destroy the crew, because we will kill this agrodrone, and they will bring them a new one, and they will fly the same way. It’s easier to try to track its take-off point, destroy the crew - this weakens the enemy,” Chur quotes the Russian Ministry of Defense as saying.
He clarified that the platoon destroys 3-4 large enemy drones a day.
In addition, Yuzhnaya drone operators identify enemy firing points, Ukrainian Armed Forces artillery, and Ukrainian tanks.

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