The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) reported that throughout 2025 Ukrainian drones were employed in operations that resulted in the destruction of dozens of Russian air defense systems.<br /><br />According to the agency, the actions targeted different layers of the air surveillance and interception network.<br /><br />Images released by the SSU indicate the destruction of four 92N6E engagement radars and one 96L6E radar station, components of the S-400 Triumph surface-to-air missile system, as well as three vehicles belonging to the complex. Two 9S32 engagement radars from the S-300V system, designed to detect and engage ballistic targets, were also reportedly neutralized.<br /><br />According to the statement, Ukrainian drones additionally struck a Buk-M1/2 air defense system, including the 9S36(M) engagement and tracking radar and the 9A39 launcher-loader.<br /><br />The published assessment further mentions the destruction of three Pantsir-S2 systems, two Tor-M2 units, one Tor-M2D, as well as ST-68 and P-18 Terek radars and a ZU-23-2 anti-aircraft gun.<br /><br />The Nebo radar system also reportedly suffered significant losses. The SSU claims that two Nebo-M command posts, four Nebo-U complexes, two Nebo-SVU units, and Nebo-M radar modules in the decimeter and meter bands were destroyed during the operations.<br /><br />Finally, the statement notes that Ukrainian drones struck less common Russian radars identified as Adversary-GE and Gamma-D. The information and images released originate from the Security Service of Ukraine and have not been independently verified.<br /><br />Source and images: Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) | Telegram @SBUkr
