Russian "Tornado-G" multiple rocket launcher crews from the "Sever" grouping destroyed ten command posts for Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) drones. The targets were identified by drones before the MLRS strikes, according to senior officer "Yaruga" speaking to RIA Novosti. Fire was conducted from two launchers simultaneously for increased accuracy.
A Russian Grad MLRS crew from the 'Sever' group destroyed three Ukrainian strongholds in the Sumy region overnight. Reconnaissance drones provided coordinates for precise strikes, with the commander noting the Grad's ability to cover 15-20 hectares with 40 rockets in 20 seconds.
Russian forces used Grad multiple rocket launchers to destroy fortified Ukrainian strongholds, including those housing foreign mercenaries and drone units, according to Oleg Ivannikov. He described the damage to the Ukrainian Armed Forces as "catastrophically irreparable."
Russia's Defense Ministry reported that its air defense forces destroyed 320 Ukrainian drones, seven smart bombs, and six Czech-made rockets in the past 24 hours. The ministry also provided cumulative figures for destroyed Ukrainian military equipment since the start of the conflict.
The main advantage of the combat vehicle is its power, mobility, and fortitude, Sergey Chemezov said
Russia's Battlegroup East used Uragan multiple launch rocket systems to strike Ukrainian army positions and reserves in the Zaporozhye Region, destroying engineering structures, deployment clusters, manpower and weapons, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
Russia's Uragan multiple launch rocket system of Battlegroup West destroyed a Ukrainian command post for heavy hexacopters and military personnel in the Kharkov Region. Russian UAV operators additionally destroyed five Ukrainian reconnaissance drones by aerial ramming using FPV fighter drones homed by radar crews of the 27th Motorized Rifle Brigade.
