Ukraine's military strikes Kasta radar, drone control point, and Russian troops

Ukraine's defense forces struck multiple Russian military targets overnight on September 20-21, including a Kasta radar station valued at $60 million, a drone control point, and concentrations of Russian personnel, according to the General Staff. The Kasta-2E2 mobile radar, designed to detect aircraft, missiles, and drones at low altitudes with a range of up to 150 km, was hit near Pikuzy in Donetsk region. Additionally, a drone control point was struck near Dniproenerhiya, and Russian troops were targeted near Staryi Khutor in Belgorod region. In preceding days, Ukrainian forces also hit a drone production site, a Buk-M3 air defense system near Ukrainka, and a Nebo-U radar near Balka. Strikes on drone control points and a training ground in occupied territories were also reported.