Ukraine War: What artillery is Russia using to make advances?

Former British Army Intelligence Officer and Chief Executive of McKenzie Intelligence, Forbes McKenzie takes us through what's happening in the east of Ukraine and Russia's tactics.

#Ukraine #Russia #War

[billnikola]

Don't forget this not Iraq and no desert, Ukraine is a huge country with over 23000 rivers, 8 years of well prepared fortifications and trenches helped and designed by NATO advisers, Russia is progressing and taking out all those fortifications one by one that takes time.

[meoqklh]

Grad is the oldest system.
Smersh, Uragan, TOS Buratino, TOS “Sunburn, Msta, Pion, Coalition, there are at least a dozen of systems used

[ramonpilgrim]

Theyre not only using Grads but also Smerch, Hurricanes and TOS-1As (Thermobaric) for rocket artillery. Thats not to mention the numerous towed and mobile cannon artillery pieces that are in service.

[justonecornetto]

He has the delivery skills of a dalek. Where is Michael Clarke?

[GNXperimental]

A very depressed presentation, the Russian must be making pretty good advances. What is happening in the south? Weren't the Ukrainians counter attacking? The news stopped reporting on that.

[trevAce]

It's funny they use a picture of the oldest grad they could find to make people think this is what the Russian are using the grad they are using today it like comparing a iphone 1 to an 8 they were built off the same idea but they are not the same peace of equipment

[GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Yes, most certainly he could see from the photo that that were old BM-21 "Grad" multiple rocket launchers and not modern TOS-1 multiple rocket launchers or modern 9A52-4 Tornado launchers.

[karsaorlong]

they are desperately trying not to say ukraine losing badly and gonna lose a lot of territory in eventual peace deal, there wont be much ukraine left

[BenjaminVestergaard]

Well, the Ukrainians has started to receive the promised weapons... The Russians has started to focus instead of trying to attack from all sides at once.

[dexter]

Maskirovka!!!! EVERY SO called military expert, American general etc have been wrong all along.

[jordanmason]

Surprised the TOS-1 wasn't mentioned as they(the russians) have been using that a lot

[justworkingfortheweekend]

Rumor has it the Ukraine hasn't lost one single tank yet

[sowrayouil]

Imagine a world we live in that people are saying Russia is struggling and they “cannot succeed” with their objective yet they’re using old equipment to capture locations with just over 20% of Ukraine. How the hell are Russia struggling.. they’re legit chilling

[davidm]

I don’t know how far west Russia is going to go but this won’t stop until Odessa is in Russian’s hands.

[jonymanay]

All that conquered land is the size of Italy or GB.

[vg]

*The typical "we hear about". Meaning: "we made it up". Like when reporting that Russia was using parts from dishwashers and refrigerators to fix their poor broken military equipment ....imagine that 😂🤣🤣😂*

[fatnacker]

And we all pat ourselves on the back because we are sending X 7 howitzers. My prediction wheat will be purchased in rubles only this time next year.

[ftboomer]

What systems? Is there a checkbox for "all of the above?"

[MrSloika]

This will not deter Washington and London which will fight on to the very last Ukrainian.

[s_k]

Please Bring Sir Professor Michael Clark 🙏 He Knows the best 👌 👍