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    Russian Self-Propelled Howitzer ‘Msta-S’ from Ural at the Border of Ukraine

    on 07/21/2015 | | News | Russian Military Assessment Print This Post Print This Post
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    New evidences are received within the project of identification of the Russian invasion forces and weaponry concentrated along the eastern Ukrainian border. They disclose another artillery sub-unit of the 385th artillery brigade (military unit No. 32755, Central Military District, village of Totskoye, Orenburg Oblast, Russia).

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    The artillery sub-unit of the 385th brigade was moved to the Ukrainian border in August, 2014. The base-camp of the artillerists from Totskoye is located near khutor of Verkhnegoveynyy (Kamensk-Shakhtinsky raion, Rostov Oblast, Russia). The sub-unit’s inventory includes up to 6-8 pieces of the self-propelled 152 mm howitzers 2S19 ‘Msta-S’. The personnel assets are periodically rotated but the inventory stays in the same location.

    The attached photos and comments contain the indirect evidences that the artillerists of the 385th brigade took part in fights in Donbas, periodically advancing to the operational site for delivering fire.
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    Other related topics:
    – Units of the Russian armed forces which have been deployed to fight in Eastern Ukraine

     

    Original article by Irakli Komaxidze translated by Oleksandr Klymenko

    Tags: Russian Armed ForcesRussian invasion

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    6 Responses to “Russian Self-Propelled Howitzer ‘Msta-S’ from Ural at the Border of Ukraine”

    1. 07/21/2015

      MILNEWS.ca #UKR Update – 211330UTC July 2015 | MILNEWS.ca Blog Reply

      […] “Russian Self-Propelled Howitzer ‘Msta-S’ from Ural at the Border of Ukraine” […]

    2. 12/04/2015

      Russian Rocket Artillery Is Moved to the Rostov Oblast from Orenburg - InformNapalm.org (English) Reply

      […] Indirect evidence show that from time to time the 385th brigade was moved towards the Ukraine’s borders to attack the Ukrainian targets; please read more details on this subject here. […]

    3. 11/15/2016

      21 of 35: Russian artillerymen of the 7th Military Base involved in shelling of Ukraine identified - InformNapalm.org (English) Reply

      […] Russian Self-Propelled Howitzer ‘Msta-S’ from Ural at the Border of Ukraine2014-10-24 […]

    4. 11/20/2016

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      […] Russian self-propelled howitzer Msta-S from Ural at the Ukrainian border 2014-10-24 […]

    5. 03/04/2017

      “Ukrainian mission” of 120th Artillery Brigade of Russian Army - InformNapalm.org (English) Reply

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