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Ukrainian soldiers from the 93rd Brigade stationed near the city of
Izyum
are using in the
war in Ukraine
one of the most precious assets of their country's armed forces to defend against the
Russian
advance in the
Donbas
region : the
multiple rocket launcher
of the Soviet-era one that was built in the 1960s can fire 40 122mm missiles at a target 20 kilometers (12.4 mi) away in less than 20 seconds.
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A Soviet-era multiple rocket launcher, the most prized weapon in the war in Ukraine
Ukrainian soldiers from the 93rd Brigade stationed near the city of
Izyum are using one of the most precious assets of the
Ukrainian
armed forces
to defend against the Russian advance in the
Donbas
region .
According to Britain's
Sky News
, the Soviet-era multiple rocket launcher that was built in the 1960s can fire
40 122mm missiles
at a target 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) away in less than 20 seconds.
They can cause great destruction over a wide area and both sides have been criticized by human rights groups for using similar weapons.
Also one soldier, among those near Izyum, showed
Sky News
a next-generation light
anti-tank weapon
(NLAW) that he said came from the UK.
They are capable of destroying tanks with a single shot, but only at close range.
Ukraine
's president
,
Volodimir Zelensky
, has consistently demanded more weapons from foreign countries, including longer-range weapons, to support his efforts against
Russia
.
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