The Ukrainian military said it fired rockets from US-provided HIMARS launchers to take out four helicopters in Russia.

Another $1.24 billion will come from Pentagon stockpiles. The previous aid package was announced on December 13. It included ammunition for HIMARS, artillery rounds, and drones.

Russian attack helicopters were eliminated by HIMARS missile strikes. According to the Ukrainian military, as a result of a ...

"A large depot with ammunition for US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems and American M777 howitzers was destroyed in a strike with ground-based high-precision weapons," Konashenkov said ...

The US administration included ammunition for High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS), high-precision artillery rounds anti-drone systems and counter-artillery radars into its $600-million ...

The most important consideration in defense procurement is the items arriving in-country quickly, and not details of ...

Ukraine has received many of its most powerful pieces of weaponry from the US. If US aid stops, Europe may need to look for replacements.

Ellie Cook is a Newsweek security and defense reporter based in London, U.K. Her work focuses largely on the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S. military, weapons systems and emerging technology.

The day the first U.S.-supplied High-Mobility Artillery Rocket System opened fire on Russian troops, probably in June 2022, was a turning point for Ukraine. The wheeled HIMARS, firing precision ...

A HIMARS strike near Pokrovsk. Unilaterally demanding Ukraine end a war it did not start, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump ended a longstanding intelligence-sharing arrangement ...