Russian marines attempted to reinforce the armor of their APCs, but were hit by a HIMARS strike

Russian marines attempted to reinforce the armor of their APCs, but were hit by a HIMARS strike

The Russian army stubbornly refuses to acknowledge the obvious: additional armor on their APCs will not save them from the strikes of the Ukrainian Defence Forces. Another proof of this was recently demonstrated by the reconnaissance company of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade "Mahura".

The video of the combat work was published on the brigade’s page.

Thanks to the Fly Eye 3.0 drone, the soldiers discovered an enemy repair workshop where the Marines of the 155th Brigade of the Russian Federation were trying to breathe new life into their equipment. They were attaching additional protection, hoping it would help their armored vehicles survive encounters with Ukrainian artillery. But when the main strategy is to patch up holes instead of acknowledging defeat, the result will be fitting.

The final product was tested by the M142 HIMARS—efficiently, quickly, and mercilessly. The workshop, along with its clients, went up in smoke, from which it will not return.

Thus, the Marines of the 155th Brigade of the Russian Federation learned to improve armor, but still didn’t understand the main thing: no welding machine can save from the karma of HIMARS.