Ukraine's forces hit two Russian Pantsir systems in Crimea and other targets

Ukraine's defense forces struck two Russian Pantsir anti-aircraft systems in occupied Crimea on November 3 and overnight into November 4, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The strikes also targeted a Pantsir-S2 system, another Pantsir complex, and an enemy fire group in Crimea, plus a drone control point in Zaporizhzhia region and a logistics depot near Bilovodsk in Luhansk region. The General Staff said the Pantsir systems protect Russian military assets in Crimea and southern Russia, so their destruction weakens enemy air defenses. It also confirmed a strike on October 26 destroyed a warehouse at a Russian missile and artillery storage site in Donetsk region.