Ukrainian national guard units have successfully identified and destroyed a Russian BM-27 Uragan-1 multiple launch rocket system in Zaporizhzhia, which was used to attack civilian infrastructure.
The Ukrainian National Guard's special unit has successfully located and eliminated a modern Russian BM-27 Uragan-1 multiple launch rocket system after months of diligent searching in the Zaporizhzhia region. This missile system had been actively utilized to attack civilian infrastructure, adding to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the area. The destruction of this weapon is seen as a significant tactical victory for Ukraine in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
The operation was executed by the National Guard's special unit 'Lasar Group' in close collaboration with Germany's Luftwaffe 422 Independent Drone Battalion and the 104th Drone Center. By coordinating their efforts, these units managed to completely destroy the Uragan-1 system, which was mounted on a specialized BAZ-69092 truck chassis. Such collaborations underline the increasing support Ukraine is receiving from international allies, reinforcing its military capabilities against Russian aggression.
This successful operation serves as both a military achievement and a signal to civilian populations in the region, demonstrating Ukraine’s commitment to dismantling threats posed by Russian forces. As the conflict continues, the ability of Ukrainian forces to carry out such targeted operations not only boosts morale but also diminishes the impact of Russian assaults on civilian targets, paving the way for potential stabilization in the region.
