Deployment and combat work of the Tor-M2 air defence system crew

Deployment and combat work of the Tor-M2 air defence system crew

Here is the footage of the combat work of the crew of the Tor-M2 anti-aircraft missile system of the Southern Group of Forces in the zone of a special military operation

Air defence systems successfully carry out missions to protect military convoys and positions of ground forces around the clock. Air defence systems affect unmanned aerial vehicles, airplanes, helicopters and missiles of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The air defence missile system commanded by a serviceman with the call sign Thunder destroyed about 50 air targets while operating in the Donetsk direction. Among them are mainly strike and reconnaissance UAVs, guided aerial bombs and enemy cruise missiles. He notes that the combat vehicle takes starting positions depending on the types of targets the crew is working on. This time, a Ukrainian aircraft-type drone was shot down by an anti-aircraft missile.

Tor-M2 is capable of detecting four dozen aircraft at once at a distance of over 30 km from the position area. Targets can be hit while moving, and firing from a location requires several minutes to deploy the antenna and prepare the missile launch.