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Yes, Neville. US and EU's vital interest is to prevent and destroy a militant, expansionist and faschist Hitler 2.0 regime in Europe. I am sorry if you don't see that.

The spread of HIMARS shots - less than 20 meters (about 60 feet). HIMARS manufacturers are jumping for joy. A better advertisement for the system's precision is hard to imagine.

Classic Russian writer Saltykov-Schedrin, famously said "If you wake me up in 100 years and ask me what is happening in Russia, I will correctly tell you: stealing and drunkenness"

Another video - shows how precise HIMARS are. And how little real damage 200lb of explosives does to a bridge.

Video showing amazing precision of HIMARS. Literally a few feet spread.

Russian "highly precise" Iskander launch https://youtube.com/shorts/Kuqq_TIsgEk?feature=share

TreeFrog, the problem is, missiles are too puny to seriously damage a bridge. The videos from the Antonov bridge show holes about 10-15 feet in diameter. Those can be repaired quickly. You need something heavier. So if the HIMARS can take out the Russian PVO and PRO (anti-air) systems...

The funny thing is, due to the sanctions and the factories closing down, they won't be able to manufacture the 30-40 thousand Ladas that they will need for the parents of all the soldiers killed.

Russians (where potatoes are a staple) cannot produce french fries. It is to laugh...

Not quite. But they help. More is needed.

BTW, HIMARS continues to work. Today so far, 5 Russian ammo depots blown up. And it is not even the end of the day yet. https://t.me/insiderUKR/36651

Fun article from Russia: https://telegra.ph/Na-UVZ-dazhe-konvejera-davno-net-On-byl-snyat-i-prodan-indusam-Rossijskij-voennyj-ehkspert-o-narastayushchih-problemah-armii-i-o-07-13 Basically: 1. From 3 tanks sent from Russia to Ukraine maybe 1 can be cobbled together. 2. No tank repairs are...

That seems like old news.

It definitely helps Russia, doesn't it? This is according to Rosstat - Russian government agency. In May 2022 production of these products in Russia was reduced by: Automobiles - 97% Buses - 77% Locomotives - 63% Glass - 61% Washing machines - 59% Refrigerators - 58% Railroad cars - 52%...

This is from the Russian government statistics agency Rosstat: In May 2022 production of these products in Russia was reduced by: Automobiles - 97% Buses - 77% Locomotives - 63% Glass - 61% Washing machines - 59% Refrigerators - 58% Railroad cars - 52% Electric motors - 59% Passenger railroad...

By the way, Russians hilariously tried to claim that this was not ammo, but an ammonium nitrate storage. Why hilarious - because it is obviously not true. The video is of an obvious ammo depot explosion, it is very easy to distinguish. Here is one a couple of days earlier. Sometimes you wonder...

From today's collection of Russian ammo depots hit.

No, no, it's "in three days". You made a mistake there.

They did say they will not allow sanctioned goods through.

Russian ammo dump detonating in Donetsk this morning... Very nice.