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Russian 2S19 MSTA-S Go To Work On Ukrainian Armor
Published 2 years ago
An interesting video coming to us today shows an artillery battery of Russian 2S19 MSTA-S sending rounds down range, presumably toward Ukrainian positions.
Upon watching this video for the first time, I immediately recognized the footage stitched onto the end. Now, I'm just going to say that I'm 85% sure this footage has NOTHING to do with the video of the artillery firing. The reason I say this is because on May 30th, I posted this video, from a source that indicated the Ukrainian armor was struck by a Russian precision missile.
Before you jump at me and say, "wElL mAyBe YoU'Re wROnG, iDiOt", just hear me out. Looking at our "new" footage, you'll notice the time of year and day seem completely off. The battery footage shows a gloomy, cloudy day just after winter, compared to the alleged impact site which shows a bright, sunny spring day. Not to say the 2S19 can't cause this much damage with its 152mm round, but let's be real.... they don't align at all.
I'll leave it to you guys in the comments below. You think this was put together to show some manpower, geared toward the Russian narrative? You take the wheel of this one, because something is a little "sussy" about this.
