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    1. jisooya1432 on

      Claimed launched from HIMARS from source:

      *The Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to strike Russian territory with foreign-made aerial bombs. Reports from the scene mention the arrival of two enemy HIMARS missiles in the Tyotkino area, ongoing artillery shelling, and FPV drone drops.*

      *The footage shows Russian soldiers on a bridge in the Kursk region a few days ago.*

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      Edit: [Location is in Zvannoye (google maps link)](https://www.google.com/maps/place/51%C2%B023'29.3%22N+34%C2%B033'06.4%22E/@51.3924528,34.5461824,1755m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d51.391464!4d34.55177?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDUwNy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D). Credit to imi on twitter for geolocation

    2. LuluLemon_711 on

      For BDA, safe to say those rockets didn’t drop the bridge but definitely made it far more impassable, if not completely impassable for any vehicle other than a bike

    3. Wonder what all vehicles that got hit, some type of jeep one truck and maybe another a truck that had gotten stuck in a hole?(can’t tell if it was already scrap)

      (Wondering if it was an attempt to clear the bridge? Looks like there will be no bridge to clear though)

    4. TheAwsomeReditor on

      Good invader i stopped feeling bad a long time ago more of this please more good russian pov

    5. infinitezer0es on

      Ah yeah… their biggest mistake was that they pizza’d when they should’ve French fried. Now they’re just fried.

    6. Ordinary_Training605 on

      Idk how anyone can stay out in the open at all anymore. Its as if death can can come from above anytime, from anywhere and theres nothings you can do about it. Gtfo of ukraine.

    7. Opinionated-Raven on

      If he’s not torn apart by shrapnel, his insides are definitely goo.

    8. CorvinRobot on

      You have to train your ear to recognize that sound and immediately drop.

      For those of you who regularly train infantry one of the things that you can do is strip the audio from some of these files and then play it on a little micro speaker like a JBL.

      We did the same thing for supersonic cracks and rifle fire.

      Pro tip is to pair a second speaker that can be placed to mimic the distant report of the rifle, such that you train their ears to orient to where the fire is coming from and estimate distance by recording the distance between the supersonic crack and the distant report times 350.

      In other words, a fraction of a second usually means within 200 m.

    9. Wow… you can definitely hear it coming. About a half second warning barely gives you time to realize what’s coming.

    10. damn direct hit by a rocket, you don’t seen this often from the POV of the target.

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