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Made In Ukraine: Anti-Tank Missiles Take On Russian Armored Units [1]

['Yaroslav Krechko']

Date: 2022-08

The Ukrainian-made Stuhna-P anti-tank missile system is proving to be an effective asset in the fight against Russian armor. In video shot by a Ukrainian soldier, a unit hits a Russian target. Afterward, soldiers scramble for cover in case of return fire. On August 8, a commander spoke to RFE/RL about the role of the Stuhna-P in battle, comparing its features to those of U.S.-made Javelin missiles, which reportedly cost three times more to make.

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[1] Url: https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-stugna-javelin-anti-tank-russia-donetsk/31980790.html

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