Oleksii Reznikov, Minister of Defense of Ukraine, shared on the social network Twitter that more four units of HIMARS missiles to the country. The official took advantage of the social network to thank the president, Joe Biden, and the Secretary of Defense of the United States, Lloyd Austin, for this reinforcement of weapons for the Ukrainian military forces.
4 additional HIMARS have arrived in ?????????. I am grateful to @POTUS @SecDef Lloyd Austin III and ???????people for the strengthening of #UAarmy
We have proven to be smart operators of this weapon. the sound of #HIMARS the volley has become a top hit ???? this summer on the front line!
????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/iOBoxfjV7e— Oleksii Reznikov (@oleksiireznikov) August 1, 2022
“We proved to be good operators of this weapon,” wrote the Ukrainian government official, referring to “HIMARS sound already becoming a hit this summer on the front lines.” In the message he used the emoji of small musical notes, in a possible reference to the fact that these missiles already have a tribute song.
The HIMARS missiles, which will have destroyed 30 Russian targets, already have tribute music. Ukraine asks for more. Russia responds with kamikaze drones
Taras Borovok, a Ukrainian soldier who had previously written a song about the Turkish Bavraktar drone, released a new song last month, this time with a tribute to these missiles. Hello Mars. [hi-mars]. America’s trusted ally is here. Do you want to meet him?”, they refer to the lyrics of this song.
The “High Mobility Artillery Rocket System” (known by the acronym HIMARS) technology was supplied to Ukraine from the West, largely by the United States of America. These missiles are GPS-guided and have a range twice as long as previously anticipated. They range up to 80 kilometers and have six tubes preloaded with guided missiles.
Himars, the longest-range missiles that the United States will send to Ukraine
Source: Observadora
