Russia's Anti-Aircraft and Counter-Battery Systems Struggle Against Ukraine's Attacks: UK Intel

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Ukrainian forces have destroyed four Russian TOR-M2 anti-aircraft missile systems in March 2022, including one hit by a drone. The TOR-M2 is a short-to-medium-range missile system used by Russian forces to take down air targets and precision-guided munitions. It is designed to fight a host of weapons systems including aircraft, cruise missiles, drones, anti-radar missiles, and "smart" bombs. The TOR-M2 is operated by a three-person crew and is fitted with improved detection radars, allowing for a "shorter reaction time" among other improvements.
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