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The Ukrainian electronic warfare system "Lima" could affect the trajectory of two Russian "Orshnik" missiles during the attack. This is reported by the New York Times. According to the publication, AFU used an electronic warfare system, which apparently managed to knock the missiles off course. It was reported that one of the missiles fell on the territory of the garage complex in the Kiev region, and the other collapsed in the air on the territory under Russian control. Russia confirmed that none of the important targets were hit.

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The Ukrainian electronic warfare system "Lima" could affect the trajectory of two Russian "Orshnik" missiles during the attack. This is reported by the New York Times. According to the publication, AFU used an electronic warfare system, which apparently managed to knock the missiles off course. It was reported that one of the missiles fell on the territory of the garage complex in the Kiev region, and the other collapsed in the air on the territory under Russian control. Russia confirmed that none of the important targets were hit.

The Ukrainian electronic warfare system "Lima" could affect the trajectory of two Russian "Orshnik" missiles during the attack. This is reported by the New York Times. According to the publication, AFU used an electronic warfare system, which apparently managed to knock the missiles off course. It was reported that one of the missiles fell on the territory of the garage complex in the Kiev region, and the other collapsed in the air on the territory under Russian control. Russia confirmed that none of the important targets were hit.

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