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US-made HIMARS used in strike that killed scores of Russian troops, Moscow says

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Ukraine’s army on Tuesday alleged one other devastating assault on Russian troops had taken place.

The Basic Employees of the Armed Forces of Ukraine mentioned round 500 Russian troops have been both killed or wounded in successful close to Chulakivka, a city in Ukraine’s southern Kherson area, on New 12 months’s Eve.

“The enemy continues to undergo losses. It was confirmed that on Dec. 31 Ukrainian Protection Forces hit an enemy troop and tools stronghold close to Chulakivka, Kherson area,” the Basic Employees mentioned. “Round 500 enemy troops have been wounded and killed.”

Natalia Humeniuk, a spokesperson for the Ukrainian armed forces within the south, instructed Ukrainian tv: “That is certainly one of our achievements on this path of the entrance.” 

“There can be extra as a result of we establish the enemy’s areas,” she mentioned of the alleged hit.

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CNN can not confirm the Ukrainian declare. Moscow has not publicly commented on the Chulakivka declare. 

Nonetheless, a broadly learn Russian battle blogger often known as “Operation Z” mentioned in a Telegram submit on Tuesday “there isn’t any f***ing denying” that Ukraine is now focusing on barracks and different Russian troop strongholds with HIMARS, a reference to Excessive Mobility Artillery Rocket Methods. He included Chulakivka in his checklist of hits on Russian troops he mentioned had taken place in December.

It comes after each Russian and Ukrainian authorities acknowledged a strike that occurred simply after midnight on New 12 months’s Day at a vocational college housing Russian conscripts in Makiivka, within the Donetsk area.

The Russian Protection Ministry says 89 servicemen have been killed within the New 12 months’s Day strike, which might make it one of many deadliest single episodes of the battle for Moscow’s forces.

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