Grad MLRS units destroyed a cluster of AFU infantry in the Kursk border area

The BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launcher system (MLRS) of the Airborne Forces Artillery Brigade has destroyed a concentration of infantry of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the border areas of Kursk Region. This was reported by the Russian Defense Ministry on February 14.

The ministry specified that the enemy targets were identified by operators of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). They passed the coordinates to the artillerymen, who immediately moved to combat positions.

After the targeting, the Grad MLRS crews launched a precision salvo of rocket packs and struck the enemy positions. When objective control footage from UAVs confirmed the destruction of the target, the artillerymen changed their positions to remain undetected.

"Tasks come in, we fulfill them 100%. We shoot precisely at the target. Our work is coordinated, teamwork. Mostly we work in the forest belt and do a good enough damage," said the commander of the combat vehicle with the call sign Saratov.

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On the eve of the Russian Defense Ministry reported that the crew of the army aviation on the Mi-28NM helicopter as part of a mixed tactical group disrupted the rotation of AFU units in the border area of Kursk region. The pilots received precise coordinates of enemy positions and carried out a launch at the given coordinates, destroying armored vehicles and personnel of the AFU.