Himars changed not only the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but also the modern war - WSJ (photo)

Himars dramatically changed the course of the invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, giving the Armed Forces a deadly weapon for attacks in the rear of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Previously, such blows would need planes, ships or many vehicles. Himars installations have changed their modern war.

16 Himars in the Ukrainian army helped stop the bloody Russian offensive, and since the end of August, the Armed Forces were able to free large areas in Kharkiv and Kherson regions from the occupiers. Recently, the United States has promised 18 more installations that will be purchased for several years. The retired Major General of the US Army Robert Skils said HIMARS had revolutionized and mobility.

Since the transfer of the USSR of the Armed Forces, hundreds of military goals of the Russian Federation have been destroyed. According to the Ukrainian Lieutenant Koval, with whom WSJ journalists spoke, about 70% of military success in the Kherson region was on Himars. Only his crew destroyed hundreds of Russians and almost 20 SPRs of Russian troops. 68 marks, important affected targets are applied to the blacksmith. "Himars is one of, if not the most effective type of weapon on the battlefield.

It gives us the opportunity to respond quickly, get to one place, move to another and efficiently destroy," Koval said. American RSSUs unfold, destroy targets and go in minutes. While Russian missile installations may take about 20 minutes to deploy and 40 minutes to recharge. At the end of August, Lieutenant Koval, along with two other crews in the Kherson region, did not sleep 37 hours with two other crews in the Kherson region.