Magyar's update: Combined strike by Birds of the @usf_army on the night of April 16 against the enemy’s layered defense, strike, and support system – three air defense systems, two Iskander bases, the Rubikon base, two oil depots, and multiple logistics and support facilities. Total: 16 military targets.Two deployment bases of Iskander operational-tactical missile systems were visited by pilots of the 9th Battalion “Kairos” of the 414th Separate Brigade “Magyar’s Birds” in Crimea (Mizhhiria and

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Magyar’s Birds destroyed the latest “Nadgrobok” radar and a Buk-M2 SAM launcher on the night of March 8, 2026.Pilots of the 9th Battalion “Kairos,” 414th Brigade “Magyar’s Birds,” hunted down several high-value enemy targets:• “Nadgrobok” radar (64N6) – a highly mobile three-coordinate, all-round surveillance radar serving as the “eyes” for the S-300PM and S-400 systems in temporarily occupied Crimea.• Buk-M2 SAM system – a transporter-loader launcher (TELAR 9A316) of the air defense complex in

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