HIMARS UKRAINE

Ukraine’s 148th Artillery Brigade, part of the 8th Air Assault Corps, has released footage showing a crew operating the M142 HIMARS multiple launch rocket system. The accompanying report discusses the availability of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) munitions for Ukrainian forces and the role of the US-led Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) mechanism in supplying military equipment. The source states that planned annual GMLRS production is being increased to 19,002 rockets in 2025–2026. This production figure and the assessment of supply availability should be checked against current official data.

Ukrainian M142 HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems have reportedly struck Russian military targets in the operational zone of Ukraine’s Southern Group of Forces. According to the source, the targets included command posts, shelters, communication equipment and concentrations of Russian personnel. The footage documents the reported strikes, though the exact locations, extent of damage and number of casualties have not been independently confirmed.

Ukraine’s 45th Separate Artillery Brigade reports that a HIMARS strike destroyed a launcher-loader vehicle and damaged a self-propelled firing unit from a Russian Buk air defense system. The brigade says the strike caused the ammunition to detonate. The targets were reportedly identified with assistance from units of Ukraine’s 3rd Army Corps and the 20th Separate K-2 Unmanned Systems Brigade. The footage shows the reported strike and subsequent detonation.

A Ukrainian HIMARS multiple launch rocket system reportedly struck a group of Russian assault troops on the Kostiantynivka sector of the front. According to Ukraine’s 147th Separate Artillery Brigade of the 7th Rapid Response Corps of the Air Assault Forces, four Russian troops were killed and four others were wounded in the strike. The brigade released footage showing the reported engagement.

A HIMARS strike by Ukraine’s 45th Separate Artillery Brigade reportedly destroyed a launcher-loader vehicle associated with a Russian Buk surface-to-air missile system. The footage shows the strike on the Russian air defense equipment. The exact location, date of the engagement, and extent of the damage have not been independently verified.

Tidligere upublicerede optagelser viser affyringen af to ATACMS ballistiske missiler fra en M142 HIMARS affyringsrampe under et angreb på et rapporteret fjendemål. Videoen fanger affyringssekvensen fra det mobile raketsystem, da begge missiler affyres i hurtig rækkefølge. Ingen yderligere information om målet, placeringen eller resultatet af angrebet blev leveret med optagelserne.

Det 7. Luftangrebskorps i Ukraines væbnede styrker har annonceret den officielle implementering af M142 HIMARS-systemer i sin struktur. Affyringsramperne drives nu af personel fra den 147. Artilleribrigade i Luftangrebsstyrkerne. Ifølge korpset er systemerne allerede blevet brugt i kampoperationer og har angiveligt ødelagt flere russiske artilleripositioner kort efter at være blevet overført til brigaden. Tilføjelsen af HIMARS udvider Luftangrebsstyrkernes langtrækkende angrebskapaciteter og styrker artilleristøtten til frontoperationer.

Dette optagelse viser et HIMARS-angreb, der ødelægger besætningen på en russisk ZALA-rekognosceringsdrone i Donetsk-regionen. Videoen blev frigivet af Ukraines Black Forest Artilleriopklaringsbrigade, en enhed kendt for at opdage og ramme fjendtlige mål dybt i baglandet.

Kontrabatterienheder fra den 19. raketbrigade brugte HIMARS-systemer til at ramme russiske trukne artilleripositioner i retning af Zaporizhzhia. Ifølge rapporter ødelagde eller beskadigede angrebene to 122 mm D-30 haubitser, to 152 mm Msta-B kanoner og et 152 mm Giatsint-B artilleristykke. Operationen målrettede fjendens ildkraft, der støttede frontlinjepositioner.

Et M142 HIMARS-angreb målretter koncentrationer af russisk infanteri og udstyr på Oleksandrivsk-aksen i Zaporizjzja Oblast. Optagelserne blev frigivet af Ukraines luftangrebsstyrker.