Artillery & Rocket Strikes: HIMARS, MLRS & Howitzer Barrages – Page 12

A rare sight — the occupiers used heavy equipment on the Lyman front. And instantly lost it! Pilots of the 63rd Brigade’s UAV unit spotted a tank the Russians had carefully hidden in a tree line and disabled it with three drones.

Epic hunt for occupiers Comprehensive work by the fighters to eliminate the enemy 3rd Air Assault Battalion Phoenix, 79th Separate Air Assault Tavria Brigade

The crew of a MiG-29, using AASM-250 HAMMER bombs, destroys enemy assault groups in Tyotkino, Kursk region.

In Ukraine, HIMARS were used for real-time counter-battery fire, striking enemy artillery just minutes after it fired - a first in its combat history.

Su-25s pounding the occupiers

HIMARS can fire not only rockets but also GMLRS rounds with cluster warheads, capable of covering an area the size of several football fields with a single strike

HIMARS can launch multiple rockets in quick succession, covering large areas with precision in just a few minutes.

HIMARS launchers are designed to be moved and hidden within minutes after firing, making them extremely hard to target and destroy.

A Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 delivers powerful airstrikes on enemy positions in the Kopani area (Orikhiv direction)

HIMARS can launch a guided rocket that travels over 80 km and hits within a few meters of its target.