Rob Lee

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Rob Lee @RALee85

Because of HIMARS' range/accuracy, Kyiv only has to fire a small # of munitions a day to achieve significant effects. GPS-guided GMLRS can be launched at night when Russian UAVs are less able to detect them, and they can drive away before being engaged.16/ https://t.co/hT2oMCnpeA — PolitiTweet.org

Another video of Ukrainian HIMARS firing on Russian positions at night. https://t.co/nxM3m59jqn https://t.co/zzeOzoyVtY

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Rob Lee @RALee85

HIMARS are already playing a critical role by targeting Russian ammo depots (along with Tochka-U) and command posts, which are both Russian military vulnerabilities due to its centralized decision-making and anachronistic supply. And Ukraine is using them judiciously. 15/ https://t.co/kYMPrtS8cV — PolitiTweet.org

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HIMARS will help disrupt future Russian offensives by reducing its critical artillery/MLRS advantage, but they won't retake terrain. Also, the limiting factor for HIMARS isn't the number of launchers, but the number of GMLRS and other munitions, which aren't in large supply. 17/ — PolitiTweet.org

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