Posted on Dec 31, 2023
Video shows Russian Msta-S in flames after trying to hide from HIMARS
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Ukraine has used Western-supplied HIMARS to target a Russian Msta-S self-propelled howitzer attempting to blend into the Ukrainian landscape, new footage appears to show.
The footage, shared by Ukraine's Defense Ministry and attributed to the country's special forces, was filmed on the left, or east bank of the Dnieper River snaking through southern Ukraine's Kherson region.
"There is no getting away from Ukrainian HIMARS," Kyiv said.
The footage, shared by Ukraine's Defense Ministry and attributed to the country's special forces, was filmed on the left, or east bank of the Dnieper River snaking through southern Ukraine's Kherson region.
"There is no getting away from Ukrainian HIMARS," Kyiv said.
Video shows Russian Msta-S in flames after trying to hide from HIMARS
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Ukraine made sweeping gains in Kherson in its first counteroffensive in late 2022, pushing Russian forces back to the east bank of the Dnieper River that has roughly marked the front lines in the region throughout 2023.
Kyiv's forces have been pressing Russian defenses on the east bank, establishing pockets of control in villages such as Krynky for the past few months.
Ukraine's troops have maintained positions on the east bank, with "no changes to the frontline in the area" as of Saturday, according to the U.S. think tank, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
Russian forces are attempting "to knock out our units from positions on the left bank," Ukraine's southern forces said on Sunday.
Earlier this month, Moscow's military said its 810th Naval Infantry Brigade—belonging to Russia's Black Sea Fleet—had employed a "radical change" in tactics and deployed chemical weapons around the Kherson village of Krynky since mid-December. The brigade said it had "successfully tested" dropping K-51 grenades from drones onto Ukrainian positions on the east bank."...
..."Ukraine made sweeping gains in Kherson in its first counteroffensive in late 2022, pushing Russian forces back to the east bank of the Dnieper River that has roughly marked the front lines in the region throughout 2023.
Kyiv's forces have been pressing Russian defenses on the east bank, establishing pockets of control in villages such as Krynky for the past few months.
Ukraine's troops have maintained positions on the east bank, with "no changes to the frontline in the area" as of Saturday, according to the U.S. think tank, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
Russian forces are attempting "to knock out our units from positions on the left bank," Ukraine's southern forces said on Sunday.
Earlier this month, Moscow's military said its 810th Naval Infantry Brigade—belonging to Russia's Black Sea Fleet—had employed a "radical change" in tactics and deployed chemical weapons around the Kherson village of Krynky since mid-December. The brigade said it had "successfully tested" dropping K-51 grenades from drones onto Ukrainian positions on the east bank."...
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