Russia Says Lancet Systems, Strike Drones Destroyed Ukrainian Foreign-Made Artillery
TASS reports Russian reconnaissance teams detected a camouflaged US-made M109 Paladin howitzer and two Bogdan self-propelled howitzers before they were struck.
Russian Lancet loitering munitions and strike drones destroyed foreign-made artillery systems used by Ukrainian forces, according to TASS.
Russian reconnaissance teams reportedly detected a camouflaged M109 Paladin self-propelled howitzer, a US-made system, along with two Bogdan self-propelled howitzers.
The report reflects claims from the Russian side regarding operations against Ukrainian artillery, which has increasingly relied on both Western-supplied and domestically produced systems such as the Bogdan.
The claims could not be independently verified from the excerpted report.
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