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Watch Russian 'Natasha' Howitzer Hammer Ukrainian Militants
Watch Russian 'Natasha' Howitzer Hammer Ukrainian Militants
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The video features an interview with the commander of an artillery crew operating a howitzer called "Natasha" (named after the commander's wife) that recently wiped out several Ukrainian command posts and infantry units in the Kupyansk sector.
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A short video shared online this week by the Russian Ministry of Defense offered a glimpse into the day-to-day operations of Russian artillery – a branch of Russia’s Armed Forces whose prowess became an unpleasant surprise for Ukrainian generals and NATO strategists. The video features an interview with the commander of an artillery crew operating a howitzer called "Natasha" (named after the commander's wife) that recently wiped out several Ukrainian command posts and infantry units in the Kupyansk sector.
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Watch Russian 'Natasha' Howitzer Hammer Ukrainian Militants
10:56 GMT 20.12.2023 (Updated: 11:26 GMT 20.12.2023) Whether they try to attack or retreat, one thing remains constant for the Kiev regime forces in the Ukrainian conflict zone: they incessantly get pounded by Russian artillery.
A short video shared online this week by the Russian Ministry of Defense offered a glimpse into the day-to-day operations of Russian artillery – a branch of Russia’s Armed Forces whose prowess became an unpleasant surprise for Ukrainian generals and NATO strategists.
The video features an interview with the commander of an artillery crew operating a howitzer called "Natasha" (named after the commander's wife) that recently wiped out several Ukrainian command posts and infantry units in the Kupyansk sector.
