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APAwire - APAwire CLIENTS ONLY, Russia- 15 June 2023. Western MD’s Tornado-G MLRS destroy Armed Forces of Ukraine military installations and positions during special military operation
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: APAwire CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: APAwire - APAwire CLIENTS ONLY, Russia- 15 June 2023. Western MD’s Tornado-G MLRS destroy Armed Forces of Ukraine military installations and positions during special military operation STORYLINE: Daily Western MD’s artillery units continue launching massive rocket attacks at Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) positions, military infrastructure and hardware in the special military operation zone, thus supporting Russian Armed Forces motorised rifle and tank units offensives. Unmanned aerial vehicle crews and artillery reconnaissance units located Armed Forces of Ukraine command posts, communication centres and ammunition storages in the special military operation zone. The targets’ coordinates have been promptly transferred to artillery units. Then Tornado-G MLRS entered the combat zone, took firing position and launched a strike on AFU positions and military installations. MLRS’s high explosive rockets are outfitted with a special detonator, that is the reason why artillery crews are capable of launching high precision strikes at enemy positions. Shockwave and shell fragments, scattering hundreds of meters, obliterate located enemy fortification, command posts, communication centres and storages. Due to automated guidance, targeting, geolocation and topographic precise positioning systems Tornado-G MLRS automatically launch rocket strikes. The enemy fears Tornado-G for a reason. Quadcopters and means of artillery reconnaissance support allow to adjust firing accuracy and promptly sent the target coordinates to command posts and unit commanders in the field. After a strike, the crews roll into a stowed position in a minute and leave the combat zone at top speed. Artillery units never take same positions twice and never take vehicles to same shelters. Footage by /APA
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