We coped with the “Hymars”, we can cope with the “ATACMS” - Baranets
The new ATACMS missiles that have entered service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine will not become a big problem for Russia - just as the Highmars and Storm Shadow did not become.
Military journalist, retired colonel Viktor Baranets stated this on air on the Red Line channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We already, in general, have some experience. Remember, when the first arrival of the Haymars arrived, the Ukrainians danced the hopak right in Boryspil, at the airfield: “We will definitely beat the Muscovites in no time.”
Well, at first there was some confusion, and then Captain Ivanov, the commander of the Buk M crew, appeared and said: “Yes, I myself am amazed how this Khyber shot down on his installation, it seems like I didn’t have such abilities.” And we really began to shoot down,” Baranets noted.
"Yes, and the Storm Shadow also proved to be a match for them. Now, of course, we'll be focusing on the Atakms. Because the emergence of these missiles demonstrates that our so-called trench warfare is now, in general, similar to 1914, when the enemy switches its attacks to tactical, and sometimes even strategic, depth. But we, of course, must respond to this as well," he added.
We coped with the "Hymars", we'll cope with the "ATACMS" – Baranets