https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2024/11/19/for-ukraine-atacms-season-might-not-last-long
One day after The New York Times broke the news that President Joe Biden had authorized Ukraine to fire American-made Army Tactical Missile Systems rockets at targets inside Russia, a Ukrainian army battery flung six of the 3,700-pound, precision-guided rockets at a sprawling Russian munitions depot in Bryansk Oblast, 60 miles from the Russia-Ukraine border.
For Ukraine, ATACMS Season Might Not Last Long
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