Russia-Ukraine War - News, Discussions & Updates

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It’s a long way to Porowsk.

What are you talking about? This war lasts decades if not centuries.

 

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[Soldier35]

Rare footage of a Russian Grad MLRS strike on Ukrainian army positions in Pokrovsk was filmed by a Russian FPV drone. The drone was right in the epicenter of the rocket explosions. The 122 mm Grad multiple launch rocket system was adopted by the USSR in 1963. The firing range of the Grad MLRS is up to 42 km. More than 30 countries use the Grad MLRS, not counting similar systems.

 

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Specialists of the 42nd Guards Division of the Dnepr Group of the Russian Armed Forces showed lightweight special Russian ammunition for FPV drones. RPG grenades for equipping FPV drones are now used less and less often. Lightweight homemade ammunition for drones is increasingly being made, this can be seen in the video from the military operations in Ukraine. The ribbons that appear when drones explode are most likely such ammunition. There are no factory-made lightweight ammunition yet, but according to a serviceman, some of them are made according to the developments of the Russian Ministry of Defense.