Two S-300 radars and probably two Su-24s were hit in Voronezh – Kiber Boroshno

As a result of the attack on August 16-17, two S-300 radars were hit on the military unit of the 108th anti-aircraft missile regiment and the Baltimore airfield in Voronezh. Two Su-24 front-line bombers were also likely hit. This was reported by the OSINT analyst community Kiber Boroshno, which analyzed the consequences of the attack.

It is noted that we are talking about the 76N6 and 30N6 radars . The first is a radar station for detecting targets at high and medium altitudes, which is part of the S-300 complex (in this case, the S-300PM2). The second is a radar for targeting and illuminating targets, which ensures the operation of anti-aircraft missile systems of the same complex.

"This is evidenced by traces of burning at the locations of the equipment, which was in the indicated positions for a long time, but disappeared from the images after the impact," analysts note.

Also, according to available information, other objects were damaged, but these were confirmed by satellite data.

Earlier, a Ukrainian drone hit the radar of the latest Russian S-500 air defense system in Crimea. It was a radar capable of detecting ballistic targets, hypersonic vehicles, stealth targets, low-orbit satellites, and highly maneuverable aerodynamic targets.