As I have posted before, occasional short clips speak volumes. Though we continue to refuse to provide ATACMs missiles to Ukraine, they have made meaningful advances in the south. Those, have in turn, put supposedly secure Russian enclaves at risk to normal HIMARS strikes. Some few Russian commanders have been trying to address the lack of training provided newly mobilized soldiers. In this clip a likely competent battalion commander has set up a firing range for new recruits. The battalion CP is located in the large structure nearby. The rounds fired are two HIMARS rockets each fragmenting into 180,000 Tungsten ball bearings about the size of a marble. Think of it as the ultimate in "HEVI Shot." The second impact gives a good illustration of the coverage. The heavy for size fragments would penetrate every square inch of the buildings.
