Ukrainian Troops Reveal Secrets To Successfully Operating Stugna-P Anti-Tank Guided Missile System

Two soldiers stand near a screen for remote control of a missile from a distance, part of a Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile system, in Ukraine in an undated photo. Soldiers of the anti-tank unit of the 80th Airborne Assault Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces used the Stugna-P against Russian troops in Ukraine. (@www.dshv.mil.gov.ua/Zenger)

Ukrainian troops have revealed some of their secrets regarding how to successfully operate a Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile system – including hitting a target that was over three miles away.

In the footage, a soldier first goes over the number of enemy units they have recently taken out. He said (in Ukrainian): “The total number of destroyed enemy tanks is 17 units and the total number of destroyed vehicles is 29 units, including armored vehicles, infantry fighting vehicles, armored fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers.”