Ukrainians Destroys 3 Russian High Dollar Air Defense Installments!

James Coughlin, World News Report today, February 17, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Ukraine's destroyed three Russian air defense systems in one day. A drone unit in Ukraine said it destroyed three prized Russian air defense systems in a single day. It posts clips of drone attacks saying it hit a Tor M2, a Buck M2, and a Buck M3. In its post on Saturday, the unit also highlighted that the drones were funded by civilians. Very inexpensive drones. We're talking about $1,000 or less. A drone unit. of a Ukrainian brigade said it destroyed three advanced Russian air defense systems in a single day the Ronin company the 65th mechanized rifle brigade posted footage of the first person view drone attacks on Saturday saying it took out that Tor M2 a Buk M2 and a Buk M3 Those are some of Moscow's most prized mobile surface-to-air missile systems with the Tor-M2 launched in Russia's state media in 2023 as a cutting-edge weapon that can counter drone swarms on the move. With a range of about 7.5 miles, the Tor-M2 is designed to engage up to 48 targets at One time. Low to medium altitudes. The Buk M3 is also one of Russia's newest air defenses. Russian state media outlet TASS compared it in 2016 to the medium extended air defense system, a Western-made system meant to replace the Patriot system. Each Patriot system is estimated to cost the U.S. government about $1.1 billion. dollars The clips posted by the Ronin company on Saturday showed first-person views of drones closely approaching the air defense systems before the video feed goes dark. While the drone's flight trajectory and distance to the Russian defense indicates a successful hit, Business Insider could not independently verify if the systems were actively deployed and the assets were destroyed. But the videos show yet another example of how the fighting in Ukraine is increasingly relying on cheap, loitering munitions, even to counter high-value targets. Drone makers in Ukraine usually tell Business Insider that they sell or create exploding drones for $750 to $1,500 a piece, depending on the device's size. Meanwhile, it's difficult to pinpoint how much Russia spends on its air defense systems. The Ukraine military has estimated that the Tor-M2 costs around $27 million per unit and that the Buk-M3 costs about $40 to $50 million per unit. This is quite a lot of money compared to the $750 drone that destroyed them both. God bless you and yours. Please share, subscribe and always remember, Anything's possible. Bizarre world.