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Ukrainian forces hit a radar station of an S-400 anti-aircraft missile system in Russia's Kursk Oblast on the night of 23-24 November. Source: Ukraine's General Staff Details: The General Staff reported that Ukrainian troops had struck the positions of an anti-aircraft missile division from the 1490th Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment of the 6th Army of the Russian Federation in Kursk Oblast.

OSINT analysts from the Kiber Boroshno project suggest an attack in Russian-occupied Crimea likely struck a Russian S-400 Triumph missile system, based on footage analysis on Nov. 29.

Russia has made a rare admission, saying that a key air defence system and an air base in the Kursk region were hit by Ukraine with US-supplied Atacms missiles. The defence ministry statement, which threatened retaliation,

Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko said that Russia struck a "massive blow" at the nation's power grid, with attacks on energy infrastructure occurring throughout the country.

President Vladimir Putin said that Wednesday night's large-scale air attack against Ukraine was Moscow's response to Kyiv's continued use of Western-supplied missiles to strike targets inside Russia.

Russia’s Defense Ministry said its forces were preparing a response to Ukraine’s recent attacks using U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles on air defense units in the Kursk border region. “In the last three days,

After over 1,000 days of conflict, the Russian Aerospace Forces have failed to secure air superiority in Ukraine despite numerical and technological advantages. Russia's air strategy has shifted to using aircraft like the Su-34 for "airborne artillery" roles and relying heavily on UAVs for attacks.