Russia's nuclear ballistic missile early warning radar network has emerged as a key target of long-range Ukrainian strikes, with three facilities having now been attacked by Kyiv's drones, including two of them in the past week, Newsweek reports.
Ukraine drones reportedly made a SECOND hit on an advanced radar system of Russia's nuclear early warning system on May 26 and into May 27, then attempted to make a third hit.
The attack upon a SECOND Over-The-Horizon radar inside Russia is an extremely concerning development because it is clearly being done not for Ukraine’s defense, but rather as a NATO strategic move designed to destabilize and degrade the combat command-and-control system of Russia’s strategic nuclear forces.
This SECOND drone attack struck an advanced over-the-horizon early warning radar system in the Orsk region of Orenburg, 1,800 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.
Russian analysts stress that a new blow from Ukraine should be expected. According to them, the next NATO t…
