Ukrainian Forces Destroy Three Russian Radars With “Shark” Strike Drones

Footage released on April 17 shows Ukraine’s 92nd Assault Brigade using “Shark” strike drones to destroy three Russian radar systems.

The video was shared by Serhiy Prytula, founder of the Prytula Charity Foundation, who confirmed that the drones were provided through the foundation’s “Shchelepy ” initiative. The project supplies Ukrainian forces with advanced unmanned aerial systems for precision strikes.

The published video shows drone operators from Ukraine’s 92nd Assault Brigade targeting Russian radar systems across multiple locations.

The first strike hit a “Nebo-SV” radar. The explosion from the Ukrainian suicide drone’s warhead appears to have at least disabled the system.

Next, the drone operators targeted a Russian “DMRL-10” Doppler Meteorological Radar. The extent of the damage to this radar is currently unknown.

The third strike hit a “Kasta-2E2” radar, which was deployed and actively tracking aerial activity at the time.

According to the foundation, the Shark-M UAV is a modernized reconnaissance drone capable of flying for over six hours and operating at a range of more than 100 kilometers. It provides highly accurate data and serves as both an aerial observer and a signal relay for strike drones.

On April 15, Ukraine’s Operational Command South released a video showing Ukrainian troops destroying two units of one of Russia’s most expensive electronic warfare systems—known as the Borisoglebsk-2.

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