This was reported in an interview with Ukrinform by Ruslan, call sign “Chaika,” a senior sergeant in the artillery battery of the 148th Separate Zhytomyr Artillery Brigade of the Ukrainian Air Assault Forces. “We were so impressed with this gun that the crews would divide the targets among themselves and compete over who could destroy more, and then discuss it afterward. During daylight hours, we could fire 120–130 ‘boars’ (shells – ed.). It all depended on the targets. We would mostly engage in intensive firing when our infantry was assaulting somewhere and we were supporting them. You see, the war used to be somewhat different, but now, because of the threat from FPV drones, we have to operate more cautiously.
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