The Ukrainian military shared dramatic video of a military strike appearing to decimate Russian air-defense and military assets.
The elite “Ghosts” unit carried out several successful attacks targeting key components of the Russia defenses in the contested Crimea region, the Kyiv Post reported.
A compilation of apparent radar videos of the bombings was shared to the official Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine‘s HUR Telegram account on Friday set to the score of a cover of Justin Timberlake song “Cry Me a River” — in an apparent pun on the location of the attack.
Ukraines Military Intelligence (HUR)/Telegram
The “Ghosts” unit allegedly destroyed a Ka-27 naval multi-purpose helicopter, a “Lira-A10” airfield radar system, a “Nebo-U” radar and a P-18 Terek radar, according to the report.
Video further showed the destruction of a dome-structured “Nebo-SV” radar which gave the impression of the Death Star from the “Star Wars” franchise.
A missile is recorded apparently dodging live-rounds that explode nearby before destroying its target, in another clip of the bombings.
Even Russo-radar and a multi-purpose helicopter were destroyed by the “Ghosts” unit over the past two weeks, Ukrainian military boasted in its Telegram post.
