Crews of the 152-mm Gyacinth-S self-propelled guns performing fire missions

Crews of the 152-mm Gyacinth-S self-propelled guns performing fire missions Artillerymen conduct continuous combat work in day and night conditions against exposed targets. Artillery fire is directed by reconnaissance officers operating in direct contact with the enemy. This time, crews of 152-mm self-propelled guns 2S5 Gyacinth-S while performing fire missions destroyed camouflaged positions and manpower of enemy units that had settled in the vicinity of one of the populated areas. The lull between shots is minimal. In the footage, high-explosive fragmentation shells are sent towards a stronghold of Ukrainian Armed Forces militants. This target was monitored all day. Also, aerial reconnaissance confirmed a large concentration of the enemy in this square. That’s where they struck again. Objective monitoring footage received from the UAV in real time made it possible to verify the destruction of the identified targets. After live firing, the artillerymen change firing positions to s... Source: Military Wave