MLRS HIMARS destroyed two Russian command posts in Ukraine

Multiple launch rocket systems HIMARS successfully worked on the positions of the Russian army on the territory of Ukraine.

What is known

American MLRS destroyed two Russian command posts at once. Note that this is the first information about the results of applying HIMARS by The Armed Forces of Ukraine in the war with Russia. I'm glad she didn't have to wait long.

The first target for the multiple launch rocket system was the command post of the 20th Army of the Western Military District, which was stationed in the occupied city of Izyum, Kharkov region. The second goal was the forward command post of the Russian landing troops.

Source: InformNapalm

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