Video Of One Of Most Powerful HIMARS Strikes Against Occupants Near Kreminna

Tungsten shells kill hundreds of Russian soldiers.

A video has emerged of what appears to be a HIMARS attack on a unit of the 144th Motorised Rifle Division of the 20th Combined Arms Army of the Russian Armed Forces near Kreminna. According to Russian "war correspondents", hundreds of Russian soldiers were killed.

Footage of the attack was posted by the OSINT, DeepState community. "The defeat of enemy personnel on the outskirts of Zhytlivka, supported by the aerial reconnaissance unit Wild Bees of the 518th Wild Field Battalion of the 1st OBRSPP," the researchers said in a note.

Meanwhile, another OSINT group GeoConfirmed has analysed the data from the video. It confirms that this particular footage was taken during the attack on the Russians near Kreminna. "War correspondents" wrote about it a few days ago.

In particular, the analysts point to the number of trucks, presumably personnel trucks, each capable of carrying at least 30 soldiers.

In addition, OSINT analysts counted two separate explosions - presumably HIMARS tungsten shells. At least one shell landed close to the vehicles. Another landed in the woods, where intruders may have been waiting in the shadows for the general to arrive.

Analysts speculate, based on the number of troop trucks and other TCs, that hundreds of occupants were killed.

The final footage shows a Russian evacuating another soldier from the attack site. "So if the soldiers who were so far away were hit by tungsten shells, the occupants of the vehicles didn't stand a chance," analysts believe.

Analysts conclude that the video may indeed show one of the deadliest HIMARS attacks on the occupants since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion, in which more than 100 invaders were killed at a time.

On 14 June, Russian propagandists reported the mass deaths of the occupiers of the largest Russian army unit, the 20th Guards Red Banner All-Arms Army, during hours of waiting for a general near Kreminna. HIMARS missiles hit the enemy concentration.

A number of Russian telegrams published a photograph of the general, identified by the Russian media as Major General Sukhrab Akhmedov.

Akhmedov, along with his colleague Rustam Muradov, previously commanded the Vostok Group of Forces and the coastal forces of the 155th Marine Brigade of the Pacific Fleet.