HIMARS UKRAINE

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.

Previously unpublished footage shows the launch of two ATACMS ballistic missiles from an M142 HIMARS launcher during a strike on a reported enemy target. The video captures the launch sequence from the mobile rocket system as both missiles are fired in quick succession. No additional information about the target, location or the outcome of the strike was provided with the footage.

The 7th Air Assault Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced the official deployment of M142 HIMARS systems within its structure. The launchers are now operated by personnel of the 147th Artillery Brigade of the Air Assault Forces. According to the corps, the systems have already been used in combat operations and reportedly destroyed several Russian artillery positions shortly after being transferred to the brigade. The addition of HIMARS expands the long-range strike capabilities of the Air Assault Forces and strengthens artillery support for frontline operations.

This footage shows a HIMARS strike destroying the crew of a Russian ZALA reconnaissance drone in the Donetsk region. The video was released by Ukraine’s Black Forest Artillery Reconnaissance Brigade, a unit known for detecting and striking enemy targets deep in the rear.

Counter-battery units of the 19th Rocket Brigade used HIMARS systems to strike Russian towed artillery positions in the Zaporizhzhia direction. According to reports, the strikes destroyed or damaged two 122 mm D-30 howitzers, two 152 mm Msta-B guns, and one 152 mm Giatsint-B artillery piece. The operation targeted enemy firepower supporting frontline positions.

A M142 HIMARS strike targets concentrations of Russian infantry and equipment on the Oleksandrivsk axis in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The footage was released by Ukraine’s Air Assault Forces.

A U.S. Army M142 HIMARS system launches ATACMS ballistic missiles toward Iran from the territory of Bahrain.

Ukrainian aviation and HIMARS MLRS delivered strikes on Russian positions on the Oleksandrivka axis. Targets included enemy infantry concentrations and military equipment.