🚀 Ось ще відео з міста Рильськ, КуНР. Накрили місце проживання російських солдатів. Ворог повідомляє, що українські війська застосували РЗСВ M142 "Himars". 📌 Геолокація: 51.570290,34.684065
Here's another video from the city of Rylsk, Kursk region. The place of residence of Russian soldiers was covered. The enemy reports that Ukrainian troops used M142 "Himars" multiple rocket launchers.
🚀 Ось ще відео з міста Рильськ, КуНР. Накрили місце проживання російських солдатів. Ворог повідомляє, що українські війська застосували РЗСВ M142 "Himars". 📌 Геолокація: 51.570290,34.684065
Here's another video from the city of Rylsk, Kursk region. The place of residence of Russian soldiers was covered. The enemy reports that Ukrainian troops used M142 "Himars" multiple rocket launchers.
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