Russia says it destroyed S-300 missile system given to Ukraine by the European state

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Russia says it destroyed S-300 missile system given to Ukraine by the European state

 

Russia said on Monday that it had used cruise missiles to destroy S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems which had been supplied to Ukraine by an unidentified European country.

 

Russia launched Kalibr cruise missiles on Sunday against four S-300 launchers which were concealed in a hangar on the outskirts of the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, the defence ministry said.

 

Russia said 25 Ukrainian troops were hit in the attack.

 

"High-precision sea-launched Kalibr missiles destroyed the equipment of a S-300 anti-aircraft missile division which had been delivered to the Kyiv regime by a European country," the ministry said.

 

Russia did not say which European country had supplied the S-300 systems.

 

NATO member Slovakia, which had donated such a missile system to Ukraine, said the one it supplied had not been hit.

 

"Our S-300 was not destroyed," Slovak government spokesperson Lubica Janikova said.

Russian forces also shot down two Ukrainian Su-25 aircraft near the city of Izium and destroyed two ammunition depots, one of which was near the southern city of Mykolaiv, the Russian defence ministry said.

 

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