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On the morning of May 29, another kamikaze UAV targeted Russian strategic Voronezh-DM radar in the city of Armavir in the Krasnodar region. Teh local governor confirmed the incident, claiming that the enemy UAV was destroyed by Russian air defense forces.
This is the third attack that targeted this radar station which is part of the Russian Missile Attack Warning System aimed to detect the launch of ballistic nuclear missiles on large distance. On the night of May 27, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the destruction of 12 drones over several regions of Russia, four of them were shot down in the Kuban. Then, Russian sources shared the photo of the UAV that was reportedly intercepted when heading towards the Voronezh-DM radar near Armavir.
The footage confirmed that the strategic component of the Russian nuclear missile shield was targeted by Tekever AR3 converted into kamikaze UAV.
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These UAVs are manufactured in Portugal, and the company’s office is located in Britain. Most likely, the British military is involved in the combat use of UAVs in Ukraine. Thus, NATO weapons are used to disable the Russian Missile Attack Warning System.
The first attack on the Voronezh-DM radar station in Armavir took place on May 24 and it resulted in some damage. On May 26, an unidentified drone crashed in the Orenburg region near another Voronezh-M type radar station. LINK On May 23, the Center for Deep Space Communications in Crimea was struck by 4 US-made ATACMS missiles. LINK, LINK
Despite the attempts of some Western leaders to blame the Ukrainian military for the risky attacks on the Russian Missile Attack Warning System, that are allegedly launched by Kiev itself, it is obvious that NATO warmongers are behind the strikes, which are coordinated by NATO reconnaissance in the Black Sea region, launched by NATO drones and missiles, and planned by the NATO military.
ATtacks on the Russian Missile Attack Warning System are beneficial exclusively to NATO which is waging war against Moscow. The targeted radars are parts of the strategic nuclear security system of the Russian Federation. Their damage or destruction prevent the Russian military from timely launching the retaliation strikes in the case of nuclear attack on the Russian territory. The constant attempts to reach the radar stations are ongoing amid the recently launched exercice of the Russian military on the deployment of the non-strategic nuclear weapons. This is a highly dangerous escalation launched by NATO warmongers, in particular from London and Washington.
