A Ukrainian 9A330 Transporter, Launcher, and Radar (TLAR) of the Tor air defense system was rendered inoperable after being targeted by a Russian Lancet loitering munition in the Kherson Oblast.

This marks the first confirmed loss of this advanced air defense system, which is relatively rare in Ukrainian service.

The Tor air defense system is a critical component of Ukraine's defense capabilities, designed to protect against aerial threats, including aircraft, helicopters, and drones.

It is known for its mobility, versatility, and high effectiveness in countering airborne threats.

The Ukrainian Tor TLAR was targeted by a Russian Lancet loitering munition, which is an autonomous weapon system capable of loitering in the air for extended periods and striking targets with precision.

The exact details of the attack and the extent of the damage to the Tor TLAR have not been disclosed.

The loss of the Tor TLAR serves as a reminder of the evolving nature of warfare and the importance of staying vigilant and adaptable to changing threats in modern conflicts.

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