Despite being hit by Ukrainian missiles, the Russian Grad system miraculously survived.

According to AVP , the latest reports from the front lines indicate that Ukrainian forces are intensifying their offensive using high-precision, multi-purpose missile launchers from the United States.

AVP stated that the HIMARS system struck the Russian Grad system. However, it is noteworthy that, despite being accurately hit, the Grad multiple rocket launcher system continued firing at the enemy. This incident is clear evidence that high-tech missiles are ineffective.

The HIMARS system launched an attack targeting Russian Grad.

Currently, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are attempting to gain an advantage by massively deploying American multiple rocket launcher systems in selected areas to penetrate Russian defenses. However, despite Ukraine's use of highly accurate ammunition, the Russian military remains in control of the situation.

The Grad multiple rocket launcher system continued firing after being attacked.

On June 11th, the situation in the Vremievsky region was also very tense, as Ukrainian armed forces clashed with Russian marines.

According to AVP , in the Vremievsky area, Ukrainian forces launched an attack on the village of Levadne. However, they encountered fierce resistance from the 336th Marine Brigade of the Baltic Fleet. Consequently, the marines inflicted a heavy blow on the enemy and destroyed several armored vehicles.

During the battle, several Ukrainian combat vehicles were destroyed by anti-tank missiles. The Ka-52 also actively participated in this battle.

It is noteworthy that the counterattacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, both in Zaporozhye and in the southern Donetsk direction, did not go as planned. The Russian armed forces did not give Ukraine even the slightest chance to break through the defenses. Fighting on both fronts is intense, with NATO tanks and infantry fighting vehicles becoming targets for destruction.

HOA AN (According to SF, AVP)

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