Polish Krab howitzers with a range of 40 km successfully destroy the Russians at the battlefront

Valery Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, reported on the successful use of Polish self-propelled artillery mounts AHS Krab.

What we know

Zaluzhny posted several photos of the AHS Krab on his Facebook page. The Commander-in-Chief thanked the Polish people for their effective support and assistance.

AHS Krab is a modern self-propelled gun, which is built on a tracked chassis and has a turret layout. The practical rate of fire of a howitzer in combat conditions is two shots per minute, but the maximum cannon can fire six shots in 60 seconds. AHS Krab can destroy targets up to 40 km away.

Source: Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

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