Atesh guerrilla movement reported the information.Guerrillas within the air defense units of the occupying Russian forces in the Zaporizhzhia sector claim that key factors — sanctions, Ukrainian strikes on repair facilities, and manufacturing defects — “have led to the mass failure of anti-aircraft systems, including Tor SAMs.”“Due to an acute shortage of operational systems, the occupiers are forced to use tractors to tow launchers to their positions. This practice makes the equipment extremely vulnerable and turns expensive systems into easy targets,” the Atesh agents noted.The guerrillas also report a shortage of spare parts and the use of low-quality components that fail after a short period of operation.“Each air defense system we locate — with its coordinates and operating mode — is an opportunity for Ukraine’s Defense Forces to deliver a precise strike. The occupiers’ air defense network is falling apart. Atesh appeals to servicemen in air defense units: do not repair equipment doomed to destruction. Contact us and save your life,” the partisan movement concluded.The Ukrainian Defense Forces conducted a counteroffensive operation, liberating the villages of Mali Shcherbaky, Shcherbaky, and partially Stepove in the Zaporizhzhia direction.