Video launched by Russian army officers exhibits a cellular short-range ballistic missile system in motion in Ukraine, with topographers producing a map earlier than the car fires its ordnance.

The footage exhibits a Russian army car with a white "Z" daubed on the aspect pulling up by the aspect of a highway bordering a lush, inexperienced discipline. Troopers can then be seen hurriedly working into the sphere and taking cowl in some bushes earlier than establishing some tools.

The footage then exhibits the identical exercise being repeated in a unique location, with two troopers - it's unclear if they're the identical troopers - establishing their tools. After performing their measurements, the information is relayed to different troopers who print out a map, which is taken to different troopers earlier than a cellular short-range ballistic missile system is seen being deployed. It fires its weapon because the footage ends.

Russian mobile short-range ballistic missile system
Video launched by Russian army officers exhibits a cellular short-range ballistic missile system in motion in Ukraine, with topographers producing a map earlier than the car fires its ordnance.Ministry of Protection of Russia/Zenger

It's at the moment unclear the place precisely in Ukraine the photographs have been filmed however the Russian Ministry of Protection (MoD) mentioned in a brief assertion obtained Monday night that the footage exhibits the "fight work of army topographers of the Western Army District and crews of the Iskander OTRK throughout a particular army operation."

The Western Army District is one in all 5 army districts of the Russian army, with its scope of exercise primarily being within the western central area of European Russia. The Iskander OTRK is a cellular short-range ballistic missile system constructed and utilized by Russia.

Zenger Information contacted Russian and Ukrainian officers for remark however had not obtained a reply on the time of writing.

Russian troops invaded Ukraine on February 24 in what the Kremlin remains to be calling a "particular army operation." June 14 marks the 111th day of the marketing campaign.

The Normal Employees of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between February 24 and June 14, Russia had misplaced 32,500 personnel, 1,434 tanks, 3,503 armored combating autos, 721 artillery programs, 229 a number of launch rocket programs, 97 anti-aircraft programs, 213 warplanes, 179 helicopters, 2,473 motor autos and gas tankers, 13 warships/boats, 588 drones, 54 items of particular tools and 125 cruise missiles.

All of the bridges to the besieged Ukrainian metropolis of Severodonetsk have reportedly been destroyed, the native governor, Serhiy Haidai, mentioned. Ukrainian forces there are actually lower off from any attainable retreat, and fierce street-to-street combating is going down within the metropolis, which has been the main focus of Russian artillery fireplace for weeks.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky mentioned that Russian assaults on the cities of Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk have turned them into "lifeless cities." An aide to Zelensky has mentioned that Ukraine is shedding as much as 200 troops a day.

Zelensky has repeatedly requested for added weapons from Ukraine's allies.

The UK and the US have mentioned they're sending long-range missile programs to Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned of extra assaults in Ukraine if the West sends long-range weapons.

Ukrainian officers have mentioned that weapons will not be arriving quick sufficient. An adviser to Zelensky, Mykhailo Podolyak, has mentioned that to finish the warfare, they want "1,000 howitzers caliber 155 mm; 300 [Multiple Launch Rocket Systems]; 500 tanks; 2000 armored autos; 1,000 drones."

Podolyak added: "Contact Group of Protection Ministers assembly is held in Brussels on June 15. We're ready for a choice."

This story was supplied to Newsweek by Zenger Information.