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We now got it, after close 2 years. The first visually confirmed HIMARS Loss. It was destroyed by a Russian Iskander-M while parking at a roadside. Its loaded missiles went off aswell.

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WarVehicleTracker🇵🇱 ☧'s profile picture
WarVehicleTracker🇵🇱 ☧2 years ago

actually “we” is a bad phrasing, what I meant with it it we as spectators finally got the video of it

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ITDUDE Fella2 years ago

It was bound to happen. They got ONE! In two years... Now wait for some HIMARS revenge! 🫡

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Sander2 years ago

Video is edited 4 times, i made sharper and enlarged, slowed down 1 part.

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SplitDaWig 🪴2 years ago

It’s only news because it never happens.

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EihDin2 years ago

Do you track only UA losses?

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WarVehicleTracker🇵🇱 ☧2 years ago

mostly, yes. I am pro-Ukraine as I support their fight against the invasion, but there are few reliable accounts posting Ukrainian Losses, but many reliable accounts posting Russian Losses

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Stijn Oerde2 years ago

The loss of the rockets is probably a bigger loss than the loss of the vehicle.

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Noe Carrier2 years ago

It was going to happen at some point. It's just remarkable it took them two years to do it. There's no other piece of equipment that has survived entirely untouched on the battlefield for that long in this kind of war.

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Chris Fagan2 years ago

@WarVehicle @EihDin I’ve continually said this as well. If we want to help Ukraine win we need to know the truth about how things are going.

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Alec Dacyczyn2 years ago

Did the crew survive? There are plenty more glorified dump trucks available. Trained crews are more difficult to replace.

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