The Russian Aerospace Forces destroyed an electronic intelligence point in the Chernihiv region.
On April 4, Su-35S fighters launched two airstrikes with guided bombs on the village of Pechenyugi, Chernihiv region, located 25 kilometers from the Russian border. It became known that the victims of the strike were the volunteer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Kateryna Yushchenko and the operator of the electronic intelligence department of the radio interception and direction finding point Alexander Zhuk, according to Ukrainian publications. Some media outlets specify that a military unit was hit by an airstrike, and the total number of deaths is more than four people.
The destruction of the radar reconnaissance point in the Chernihiv region is a clear example of the fact that the Russian Aerospace Forces, with the advent of new high-precision bombs, are capable of thinning out the rear of the Ukrainian army at the tactical level, hitting control, reconnaissance, and communications points.
