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Ukrainian artillery filigree destroyed the occupants' "Strela" SAM and "Msta-S" SPA. Video

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Artillerymen of the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out a successful operation to destroy Russian military equipment in cooperation with air reconnaissance. They burned an anti-aircraft missile system and a self-propelled artillery unit of the occupants with precise strikes.

This footage was caught on video. It was published on the YouTube channel of the 36th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mykhailo Bilinsky (to view it, scroll to the end of the news).

"An excellent cooperation of airborne reconnaissance units of the 36th Separate Marine Brigade and fellow artillerymen ends in destroying the enemy's "Strela" SAMs and "Msta-S" self-propelled howitzer. Together to victory!" the military commented.

Russia's "Strela" SAM system

Source: Video screenshot

In the drone footage, you can see that the invaders left the equipment on an open road, albeit between wooded areas. Perhaps they were preparing for strikes, but the Ukrainian force came to them first.

The AFU burned down the Russian "Strela"

Source: Video screenshot

Thanks to aerial reconnaissance, the artillerymen of the 36th brigade carried out precise strikes of enemy targets.

Russia's "Msta-S" SPA also burnt down

Source: Video screenshot

The Russian "Strela" and "Msta-S" burned where they stood. It is possible that the crew of these enemy vehicles could also have been killed.

As reported by OBOZREVATEL, during the day on July 1, Ukrainian soldiers destroyed 26 artillery systems of the Russian Armed Forces. And in June 2023 a record number of such enemy equipment was destroyed , which is 688 units, the equivalent of ten Russian artillery brigades.

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