Ukraine and Russia are increasingly fierce in battle

Ukraine and Russia are increasingly fierce in battle. This video was published only for historical documentary purposes. This channel does not support war or any kind of violence. Ukrainian howitzers fired rounds of artillery shells from a forest near recaptured Lyman in northern Donetsk region on Friday (April 7). The town of Lyman was recaptured in October 2022 by Ukrainian troops during the first large Ukrainian counter offensive in east Ukraine. “We can quickly move into our position, quickly aim for the target, quickly fire, and then quickly leave, so that the enemy can’t hit us.“ A division commander at only 22 years, Oleksandr added that Russian artillery strikes on the Lyman front section had increased over the last days. Russian Defense Ministry on Saturday (Apr. 8) released a new video that shows an airborne unit using 57 mm caliber S-60 anti-aircraft guns mounted on the body of the Ural-4320 car to hit Ukrainian military posts in the forest. In the video, the S-60 cannon is placed on the Ural-4320 truck to increase maneuverability. The artillery battery moved into position and began to fire, and used unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to scout targets, determine explosion points and correct ballistics. The 57 mm caliber S-60 anti-aircraft gun was put into service in the 1950s, guided by radar or optical equipment, and achieved a continuous rate of fire of 70 rounds per minute and an effective range of about 6 km. This type of artillery is being used by both Russia and Ukraine for ground-attack missions because the 57 mm anti-aircraft ammunition carries a powerful explosive block weighing 150-170 g and creates many fragments, which can damage targets. such as infantry, electronic weapons, motor vehicles and light armor of the enemy.