S-400 Launcher and K-1 Podlet Radar Destroyed by Neptune at Cape Tarkhankut, Crimea
Video Summary
On August 23rd, Ukraine successfully destroyed an S-400 air defense system in Crimea’s Cape Taren, using Neptune missiles. The attack targeted the system’s K1 Podet radar, which failed to detect the incoming missiles. While not officially part of the S-400 system, the Podet radar is often used in conjunction with it. The S-400 system is designed to protect against air threats, but this recent attack demonstrates its vulnerabilities, particularly against modern missiles. The attack site, Cape Taren, is a regular location for Russian S-300 and S-400 systems, and it has been the site of previous battles and radar system destructions. The successful strike against the S-400 system is a significant achievement for Ukraine, as it shows the country can effectively counter Russia’s advanced air defense systems.
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