The Ukrainian military says the destruction of the costly radar, with only 10 reportedly remaining operational, could improve conditions for Ukrainian air attacks.
The operation was made possible by Ukrainian citizens' donations, which funded the advanced reconnaissance equipment used to detect and target the radar.
The facility, located at Cawdor Barracks in Pembrokeshire, will support the UK's efforts to monitor and protect its space assets as part of a collaborative Aukus defense project with the US and Australia.
The German radar system has an instrumental range of 250 km, with fighter aircraft being detected at a range of 120 km and tactical missiles at a range of 60 km.
After receiving positive feedback from Ukraine on the performance of the CV90s on the battlefield, Sweden and the Netherlands plan to increase production of the combat vehicle for Ukraine.
Ukrainian Special Operations Forces successfully targeted the advanced Russian "Kasta-2E2" radar with a drone as part of ongoing operations against Russia's air defense assets.
A Ukrainian drone traveled 1,800 km inside Russia to attack the "Voronezh M" long-range radar station in Orsk, setting a new range record, as per intelligence sources.