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The war🇺🇦Ukrainian military launched their and Russia attack continue 🇷🇺Russian.

If there is a will there is a way, will to stop been bully is very strong, is with the Ukrainian folks, is going stronger by day.

☆》 @Follow Will. Follow way the will can go. It will match Putin / Russian with halfway.

If it is a will....Ukraine will not give up halfway, to protect their folks, sovereignty against invaders and aggressors.

This is what happen, happy this Hundreds of Russian Troops Gathered Out In the open. 

They Didn’t Know Ukrainians Had Aimed Late news: four ATACMS Rockets coming. Potentially more than 100 Russians died as ATACMS struck near Kuban in eastern Ukraine.

Kuban, is a settlement in Luhansk Oblast in eastern Ukraine, is 60 miles from the front line of Russia’s 27-mth wider war on Ukraine. Normally well beyond the range of most of Ukraine’s anti-personnel weapons, 

it had been fairly safe for their Russian occupiers, thinking is safe, Russian soldiers had think so...had aimed at them.

This helps to explain why, on or just b4 Wednesday, potentially hundreds of Russian troops gathered out in open in field near Kuban apparently for training in the camp, problem is with Russians Army Tactical. 

Missile System: an American-made precision-guided ballistic missile, depending on model, ranges as far as 190 miles and can scatters at least hundreds at most, (that four ATACMS mean in thousand—grenade-size submunitions.)

As the Russians milled about in broad daylight on that field outside Kuban, and a Ukrainian drone observed from high overhead, four of the two-ton ATACMS streaked down. One also can fail, it failed to explode. The other three popped open and scattered their lethal submunitions. 

Each rocket turned an area as wide as 2.5 acres into a nearly inescapable killing zone.

One of the ATACMS burst directly overhead a crowd of approximately 116 unprotected Russians. 

All of the Russians may had (Malay word die) died in the rain of submunitions, according to the Institute for the Study of War in Washington, D.C.

The Wed-day strike may have been one of the bloodiest of the wider war. it’s indicative of poor planning on the part of Russian commanders. They must have known such a strike had recently become possible—or even likely. 

Acquiring ATACMS from the U.S.A., and then aiming them at Russian army’s vulnerable rear area, has been one of Ukraine’s top military priorities in recent months. United States has belatedly obliged repeated Ukrainian requests for the powerful rockets with US$61 bil.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/20...c762911a2e