Ukrainian aerial reconnaissance aircraft tracked a Russian howitzer and aimed a HIMARS at it

Name: Ukrainian aerial reconnaissance aircraft tracked a Russian howitzer and aimed a HIMARS at it
Uploaded: 2026-11-12T04:25:30.509Z
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Ukrainian forces used an M142 HIMARS rocket artillery system to destroy a Russian howitzer and its ammunition. The precise hit caused the enemy ammunition to explode.During aerial reconnaissance, Ground Forces Drone Force personnel initially attempted to locate a Russian multiple launch rocket system, but were unable to locate it.

Subsequently, aerial reconnaissance aircraft from the 26th Artillery Brigade discovered another enemy position from which the occupiers were firing artillery fire, and transmitted its coordinates to the Defense Forces for an attack. At this position, the scouts discovered an enemy howitzer and ammunition depot, after which they transmitted coordinates for a strike using HIMARS.

As a result of the precise hit, the ammunition exploded, and the Russian cannon, along with its supply of shells, was destroyed.

A video recording of the combat operations was published by soldiers of the 26th Separate Artillery Brigade named after General Ensign Roman Dashkevich.

TSN medai says that one shot—and the Russian cannon falls silent. Another well-aimed strike—and an ammunition depot explodes into the air. Behind this hunt for the occupiers is the combat "Hamster"—that's what the soldiers of the 148th Separate Artillery Brigade of the Air Assault Forces have nicknamed their HIMARS. In the Aleksandrovsk direction, it tracks down the highest-priority targets. Often, just one missile is enough to deprive the enemy of all its ammunition and equipment. Precision, mobility, and minimal fuss: HIMARS doesn't need to be talked about—its performance speaks for itself. "Vitrugan," a HIMARS crew driver with the 148th Artillery Brigade of the Airborne Assault Forces: "We turned on God's electronic warfare, crossed ourselves, and headed off. No one thinks about it. There's teamwork, and it all happens automatically. We arrived quickly, entered the coordinates, ours aimed automatically, fired, and then we were all ready."

All HIMARS crew members previously served with the Soviet-era Grad multiple launch rocket system. For the past six months, they've been handling a completely different weapon and say the difference is noticeable.

"Aquaman," a HIMARS gunner with the 148th Artillery Brigade of the Airborne Assault Forces: " This vehicle is completely automated, which makes a huge difference. The Grad system was adopted a long time ago. This vehicle is a more accurate, targeted weapon, but with a much more powerful payload." Enemy guns, ammunition depots, Russian pilots' takeoff sites—the "Hamster" had plenty of targets. But the most interesting part, the fighters are sure, is yet to come.

"Aquaman," a HIMARS gunner with the 148th Artillery Brigade of the Airborne Assault Forces: "I'd really like to hit an Uragan MLRS or a Solntsepek. If only one would get close, that would be a treat—it explodes beautifully. I'd also like to get some electronic warfare—something that's bothering us, something expensive and serious, and have a crew there so we can hit it right there."

HIMARS has a range of up to 70 kilometers, so it operates far from the line of contact, in a protected area.

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Ukrainian forces used an M142 HIMARS rocket artillery system to destroy a Russian howitzer and its ammunition. The precise hit caused the enemy ammunition to explode during aerial reconnaissance, ground forces drone force personnel initially attempted to locate a Russian multiple launch rocket system, but were unable to locate it. Subsequently, aerial reconnaissance aircraft from the 26th Artillery Brigade discovered another enemy position from which the occupiers were firing artillery fire, and transmitted its coordinates to the defense forces for an attack. At this position, the scouts discovered an enemy howitzer and ammunition depot, after which they transmitted coordinates for a strike using HIMARS. As a result of the precise hit, the ammunition exploded, and a Russian cannon, along with its supply of shells, was destroyed. A video recording of the combat operations was published by soldiers of the 26th Separate Artillery Brigade named after General Ensign Roman Dashkevich. Tiazan Madai says that one shot, and the Russian cannon fall silent. Another well-aimed strike, and an ammunition depot explodes into the air. Behind this hunt for the occupiers is the combat hamster, that's what the soldiers of the 148th Separate Artillery Brigade of the Air Assault Forces have nicknamed their HIMARS. In the Alexandrovsk direction, it tracks down the highest-priority targets. Often, just one missile is enough to deprive the enemy of all its ammunition and equipment. Precision, mobility, and minimal fuss, HIMARS doesn't need to be talked about, its performance speaks for itself. Dityrgan, a HIMARS crew driver with the 148th Artillery Brigade of the Airborne Assault Forces, we turned on God's electronic warfare, crossed ourselves, and headed off. No one thinks about it. There's teamwork, and it all happens automatically. We arrived quickly, entered the coordinates, ours aimed automatically, fired, and then we were all ready. All HIMARS crew members previously served with the Soviet-era Grad multiple-launch rocket system. For the past six months, they've been handling a completely different weapon and say the difference is noticeable. Aquaman, a HIMARS gunner with the 148th Artillery Brigade of the Airborne Assault Forces. This vehicle is completely automated, which makes a huge difference. The Grad system was adopted a long time ago. This vehicle is a more accurate, targeted weapon, but with a much more powerful payload. Enemy guns, ammunition depots, Russian pilots takeoff sites, the hamster had plenty of targets. But the most interesting part, the fighters are sure, is yet to come. Aquaman, a HIMARS gunner with the 148th Artillery Brigade of the Airborne Assault Forces. I'd really like to hit an Uragan MLRS or a Smerch. If only one would get close, that would be a treat, it explodes beautifully. I'd also like to get some electronic warfare, something that's bothering us, something expensive and serious, and have a crew there so we can hit it right there. HIMARS has a range of up to 70 kilometers, so it operates far from the line of contact, in a protected area.