Is Ukraine's strategy of blowing up ammo dumps working?

[Tomconroy]

Time will tell.

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[mitch96]

1. You can have all the guns in the world but if you don't have the ammo to feed them with..

well what's the point...The point is less UKR troops get shelled, yes? More HIMARS please.
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[Turbineguy]

2. Massed infantry is an old Russian tactic.

"We have more soldiers than you have bullets!"

[House of Roberts]

3. Read an article somewhere,

that Russian supply lines depend on transporting by rail only to 100 km from artillery units, then requiring truck crews to hand unload onto trucks, then hand unload at artillery units. Ukraine is targeting both the rail facilities and the trucks, creating havoc with resupply. Sometimes the trucks deliver to the wrong units, meaning other units don't get resupplied.
A few more dozen HIMARS could just about eliminate Russian logistics in the region.

[uponit7771]

8. +1, and there's some wicked tech confusing Rachist radar when GMRLS are fired

[mopinko]

4. it makes great video, this much i know.

[Calculating]

5. We should send them like 50+ himars.

It would stop the Russians in their tracks and inflict massive losses on them.

[NickB79]

6. Russian artillery is a shotgun blast. HIMARS is a sniper shot

[Just A Box Of Rain]

9. Good analogy.

Adding that the Ukrainians have excellent intelligence on what to target, both through their own local resourcefulness and by the sharing of real-time intelligence from the "eyes-in-the-sky" of friendly allied governments.

When UKR knows what to hit, where it is located, and precision guided weapons with greater range than the Russians have, they can degrade the threat.

[uponit7771]

7. YES !!! And it's near impossible for them to change quickly