
Ukraine’s drones strike Russian air defenses, marking 28th asset down in May
Over two nights, Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces hit Russian air-defense assets (including an ST-68 radar and a Pantsir-S1) and logistics targets across occupied Crimea and the Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Luhansk regions, alongside depots, fuel trains, and supply vehicles. Kyiv’s middle-strike campaign aims to degrade Russia’s rear logistics and radar coverage, with May’s tally of air-defense assets hit reaching 28 as the land corridor and other supply routes come under pressure. The operations were reported by SBS and the Ukrainian General Staff, with units such as the 1st Separate Center, the 414th Madyar’s Birds, the 20th K-2, the Phoenix unit, and the Nemesis brigade involved.






