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Russian air defense radar systemsNewsweek
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Ukraine 's Special Operations Forces released drone footage of a drone attack on a Russian radar worth $25 million .
A day earlier , Ukraine 's military reported that its forces destroyed at least two S-300/S-400 Russian air defense radar systems in Crimea .
Russia 's military began using the R-416GM " Granit-M " digital radio relay communications station in 2018 .
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