WATCH: Ukraine mocks Russia for not destroying a single Ukrainian HIMARS « Euro Weekly News

WATCH: Ukraine mocks Russia for not destroying a single Ukrainian HIMARS

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Image of Ukrainian flag with a HIMARS in the foreground. Credit: Hamara/Shutterstock.com

UKRAINE’S Ministry of Defence has mocked Russia for not being able to destroy a single HIMARS since invading the country in February.

Taking to social media on Sunday, November 6, Ukraine’s MoD wrote: “Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has not lost a single HIMARS, but Russia has lost its humanity and dignity.

“Not to mention hundreds of thousands of tons of ammunition and thousands of soldiers whom they sent to certain death.”

People comment on the post.

One person wrote: “I couldn’t agree more!”

Another said: “HIMARS o’clock.”

“In the end the battle will be won,” another person wrote.

https://twitter.com/famousfaceug/status/1589188856276209664?s=61&t=TIm1mxRX5a3vIUds992YUA

While another said: “It’s H.I.M.A.R.S time!!”

https://twitter.com/wehappy1111/status/1589188717222457344?s=61&t=TIm1mxRX5a3vIUds992YUA

On Monday, August 1, Ukrainian officials thanked the German government after the country’s MARS II MLRS (Multiple Launch Rocket System) arrived on the frontline in the war-torn country.

At the time, it was also announced that four additional HIMARS from the US had arrived in Ukraine.

On Wednesday, October 19, videos shared on social media showed a Russian D-30 122mm howitzer position being destroyed by a Ukrainian HIMARS/M142 strike.

This isn’t the first time Ukraine has mocked Russia during the ongoing conflict between the two countries.

On Saturday, October 8, following the partial destruction of the Crimean Bridge, Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence mocked Russia – comparing the Kerch Bridge explosion to the sinking of Russia’s flagship missile cruiser Moskva.

Taking to Twitter, Ukraine’s MoD wrote at the time: “The guided-missile cruiser Moskva and the Kerch Bridge – two notorious symbols of russian power in Ukrainian Crimea – have gone down.

“What’s next in line, Russkies?”


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Matthew Roscoe

Originally from the UK, Matthew is based on the Costa Blanca and is a web reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com.

Comments


    • James

      20 November 2022 • 02:03

      Looks like the death of the Russian arms exports industry. The commies can only build crap weapons that nobody wants to buy anymore.

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