I’m surprised they’re on the move so close to the front.

Kind of confused why the Grad would get close enough to the front line for enemy soldiers to be able to film the aftermath, though no doubt there would be some stupid reason for that.

Looks like they were routed, that does not look like an orderly retreat. They don’t even have any vehicles, too

Not sure why you’re being downvoted, I’m legitimately curious. Most of this seems like it’s filmed some distance from the actual impact, but the tungsten still seems to pack a punch

Wow, I’m surprised that they have a training ground that is close enough to the front line that the Ukrainians are able to film it using UAVs.

They’re were a couple of dudes standing around the vehicle who are definitely 400. If those were trained on electronic warfare, definitely good value for the money. I wonder how long it is between spotting, launch, and impact, they muss have been stationary for a while.

Looks like they’re talking to the drone of operator and really making sure they get everyone before they more forward, no easy feat I’m certain.

Didn’t notice that at first – they are quite close. The Russians were just strolling, like they were going for a walk. Means they got no ideas where their enemies actually are, that’s not a case of bad intel, that’s a case of no intel…

Just out of curiosity, what would you hope toget out of the arm CPU? More battery life or better performance for certain tasks?

Another as in the second or the third? And how come this is happening now, I think we haven’t seen many helicopters shot down in weeks? Is it because the front line is moving relatively swiftly and the pilots aren’t getting any updates?