14 Ukrainian Drones VAPORIZES $500M Russian S-400 Missile Factory - Then THIS Happened...

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On December 7, 2025, a Russian Kalibr strike on a children’s hospital in Sumy pushed the war into a darker phase. Kyiv’s response did not come as a speech or a warning—it came as a calculation. Seventy-two hours later, Ukraine moved with precision, sending a message aimed not at the front lines, but deep into the core of Russia’s war industry. 14 Ukrainian Drones VAPORIZES $500M Russian S-400 Missile Factory — Then THIS Happened… In a tightly planned overnight operation, fourteen modified FPV drones flew more than 500 kilometers into Russian territory, skimming just meters above the Upa River to avoid detection. Their target was Tula’s Shcheglovsky Val plant—the last facility capable of producing critical radar components for the S-400 air defense system. What followed was not symbolic retaliation, but a direct strike at Russia’s ability to sustain its air-defense network. This attack marked a strategic shift. Instead of reacting emotionally, Ukraine chose to hit the foundations of Russian military power, proving that distance and rear areas no longer guarantee safety. For sharp analysis of precision strikes and the evolving logic of modern warfare, make sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for Navy Elite. #military #ukrainerussiawar #ukrainiandrones