A Polish Krab self-propelled artillery system hit a Russian artillery system that was transferred to them from the DPRK. Soldiers of the 26th Artillery Brigade named after Lieutenant General Roman Dashkevich are working with a brand new 155mm self-propelled artillery system in the Donetsk sector.
According to the gunners themselves, during intense fighting, they could fire 120 rounds at the Russians per day. There were also missions when they had to fire 18 shells at the enemy's concentration at a time.
The artillerymen told Junior Sergeant Volodymyr Kravchuk that they were working at ease, as the Krab self-propelled gun is fully automated, and to reach the enemy, they just need to enter the necessary data into the computer. To learn more about the guidance system of the Polish self-propelled gun and the artillerymen themselves, watch the Army TV video.