[Tee tiong huat]

Russia promises ‘devastating revenge’ if Ukraine attacks Crimean. Russia warned on (Fri) would launch a “devastating revenge strike” if Ukraine, backed by West, strikes Crimea or the Crimean who links southern Russia to Black Sea peninsula. Hoot..Arhh.

Two Bro fighting.....Arhh.
Ukraine Vs Russian. After, maybe Ukraine should claim some of Russia’s land and the Russia should claim some land too.

These interceptions were made possible by the latest version of Russia's Buk air defense missile system, the Buk-M3. The Buk-M3, renowned for its capability to engage multiple aerial targets under severe electronic warfare conditions, proved its effectiveness against the ATACMS, a longer-range missile system recently supplied by the United States to Ukraine.


The ATACMS delivery to Ukraine was disclosed at the end of April 2024, with over 100 units reportedly provided to enhance Ukrainian strike capabilities. This disclosure came from The New York Times, which cited unidentified U.S. officials noting the secretive delivery of these advanced tactical missiles.

The ATACMS were reportedly first used by Ukraine on April 17, 2024, to target the Dzhankoi air base in northeastern Crimea. This strike resulted in substantial damage to Russian military assets, including helicopters, an S-400 strategic surface-to-air missile system, and an aerospace surveillance complex that serves as a command-and-control center.

The U.S. Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) is a key component of America's tactical missile arsenal, designed for precision strikes against high-value targets at long ranges. Developed in the early 1980s and first deployed during the Gulf War in 1991.

ATACMS is a surface-to-surface missile system that can be launched from multiple platforms, including the widely used M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) and the newer M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS). Capable of striking targets up to 300 kilometers away, depending on the variant.

ATACMS fills a critical role in ground-based tactical warfare, allowing for deep strikes behind enemy lines with a high degree of accuracy.