Ukrainian forces fires rockets at Russian positions near Kharkiv and Luhansk

Ukrainian servicemen fired rockets from a multiple launch rocket system at Russian positions on Thursday (November 3) on a frontline on the border of Kharkiv and Luhansk regions.

Ukrainian military regulations prohibited the identification of the location in Kharkiv region, bordering the Russian-held part of Luhansk region.

Soldiers manning a Soviet-era multiple launch rocket system BM-21 Grad left the firing position after completing the mission and covered the machine with tree branches.

“We are advancing and pushing the enemy out of our territories. This is the proof that we are well-coordinated and experienced – we have been fighting for 8 years already,” a BM-21 Grad commander, Mykola who did not provide his last name, told Reuters.