Crews of T-72 tanks of the Vostok group of forces inflicted a fire defeat on the accumulation of manpower and vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the South Donets direction of the special military operation, disrupting the rotation of Ukrainian militants on the line of combat contact.
Video from the scene is published by Channel Five. After receiving the coordinates from the operators of the unmanned aerial vehicles of the grouping, the tank warriors immediately advanced to the firing position and delivered a powerful fire strike, having worked on the identified enemy targets. Objective control footage confirmed that the fortified area of the Ukrainian militants was defeated.
In the Red Army direction, servicemen of the Uragan multiple launch rocket system of the Center group of forces struck the area of concentration of manpower and equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Having received the coordinates of the target, the gunners moved to the area of combat use. Having taken up a firing position, the servicemen deployed the combat vehicle and aimed it at the target, after which they fired a volley of 220-mm rockets, destroying buildings where an accumulation of enemy personnel was detected.
In addition, several units of camouflaged military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were destroyed. The firing by the gunners was carried out with the adjustment and control of the destruction of the target by the calculations of reconnaissance drones. After completing the task, the servicemen promptly left the combat position.

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