2024-04-29 01:22:56
Kyiv: America has given an important weapon to Ukraine, which has been fighting with Russia for more than two years. These gum change weapons are long-range ballistic missiles, capable of attacking targets inside Russia. America has secretly delivered these missiles to Ukraine. Due to their specialty, these missiles can change the course of any battle. This could certainly increase tension for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is looking to control Ukraine after recent battlefield successes.
Last week, Ukraine used ATACMS missiles for the first time in two massive attacks on a military base in Crimea and on Russian forces in occupied Ukraine, The Sun reports. After this, it was reported on Wednesday that America has secretly sent long-range ATACMS (Army Tactical Missile System) to Ukraine some time ago.
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This missile travels 300 km in 5 minutes
These tactical surface-to-surface ballistic missiles, received by Ukraine from the US, are equipped with a 500-pound warhead. They can reach a target 300 km away in just five minutes. This speed is three times more than the speed of Storm Shadows that Ukraine got from UK. Ukraine had been trying to take over ATACMS for a long time. ATACMS can be launched from the M-142 HIMARS artillery rocket system. Recently the Ukrainian military used its new missiles to attack Russian military bases in Crimea and Russian forces in the occupied territory of Ukraine. Some footage of these attacks has also surfaced, showing that ammunition stores were destroyed in the attack.
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US State Department spokesperson Vedant Patel has said that the US has provided long-range ATACMS to Ukraine at the direction of the President. The missiles reached Ukraine this month. US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said US long-range missiles would make a difference in the fight for Ukraine. Defense expert Professor Anthony Gleese of the University of Birmingham has called ATACMS a game-changing weapon. ‘We need to know how many of them are being supplied, they change the picture both on the battlefield and in a strategic sense,’ he told The Sun.