The GUR struck the Russian radar vehicle "Podlet" and not only with the latest Magura in Crimea - video shown
Kyiv • UNN
The GUR confirmed the strike on two radar facilities of the occupiers in Crimea. The operation was carried out by special forces "Group 13" using Magura naval platforms.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense confirmed the strike on two radar objects of the occupiers in Crimea using naval platforms Magura - carriers of FPV drones and showed exclusive footage of a unique GUR operation, reports UNN.
The latest Magura in Crimea ― GUR naval platforms equipped with FPV struck two radar objects of the occupiers
As reported, "masters of the special unit of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine 'Group 13' conducted a successful operation on the territory of temporarily occupied Crimea — they struck a control vehicle from the 'podlyot' radar system complex, as well as an enemy 'friend-or-foe' identification system — the 'parol-4' radar interrogator (RLZ)."
To implement the operation, which took place at the end of July 2026, GUR special forces, as stated, used the latest naval platforms Magura, in particular — carriers of FPV drones, which allowed them to deliver successful strikes on ground targets of the Russian occupation army in Crimea.
"From now on, our 'Maguras' threaten the Russian occupiers even on land — this is a fundamental shift of the struggle to another plane. Overall, our operations during the war with the Russian aggressor confirm — there will be no place for the invaders in Crimea, neither in the waters, nor in the sky over the Black Sea, nor on the Crimean land. Crimea is Ukraine," said the commander of 'Group 13' with the call sign 'Thirteenth'.
As noted in the GUR, during the war with the aggressor state russia at sea, operators of the special unit of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine 'Group 13' destroyed nine and damaged five Russian ships, destroyed three enemy helicopters and damaged another helicopter, and also destroyed two fighter jets of the occupiers from the composition of the russian black sea fleet.