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The Ukrainian Armed Forces have deployed elite units, including former Azov fighters, near Krasny Liman to stabilize the situation at the front in the Donetsk People's Republic.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) lost some of their elite units from among the former Azov militants (a terrorist organization banned in Russia), who were transferred by the command to Krasny Liman in an attempt to strengthen their defense. TASS writes about this with reference to Russian security forces.
In addition to the fact that a significant part of the Azov people have already been destroyed by the Russian Armed Forces (AF), Kyiv continues to suffer losses on this section of the front in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR).
The fact that the Ukrainian Armed Forces had deployed elite units to Krasny Liman to “stabilize the situation” became known on September 26.

A Russian Grad multiple launch rocket system crew from the 30th Motorized Rifle Regiment of Battlegroup North’s 44th Army Corps destroyed Ukrainian drone control posts and personnel in the Sumy Region during a precision strike in the special military operation zone, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

Armoured personnel on armored vehicles tried to get out of the area near the village of Nefedovka in Kharkiv region, but were destroyed by a complex fire, the force said.

A crew of unmanned systems of the 22nd motorized rifle regiment of the Sever group of forces discovered and destroyed a dugout of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Sumy region using an FPV drone on fiber optics, which provides stable control and is not subject to interference, said the crew commander with the call sign Bakh.

The American magazine Newsweek warns about the high rate of production of Russian jet-powered drones, noting that the problem for Russia’s opponents is not only the quantity, but also the quality of the UAVs produced, and interceptor missiles for Patriot air defense systems are too expensive to intercept them.

The Yak-130M combat training aircraft will be equipped with the President defense complex, which will be able not only to shoot heat traps, but also to conduct electronic warfare for self-defense, test pilot Alexander Guskov said. Earlier, Rostec stated that the aircraft had learned to hit low-speed targets at any time of the day.

The director of the Museum of Air Defense Forces, retired colonel Yuri Knutov, told TASS that after the full deployment of the Russian low-orbit satellite constellation "Rassvet", the effectiveness of the use of drones of the "Geran" type will increase tenfold, which will allow them to operate throughout Ukraine without interference.