Overview of Tornado-G MLRS Deployment by the Russian Defense Ministry
The Russian Ministry of Defense released footage showing the operation of multiple launch rocket systems Tornado-G during a recent special military operation. The video was published through the official telegraph channel of the Russian military department. In the clip, soldiers are seen loading the launcher, moving into a firing position, executing a shot, and monitoring the resulting impact to confirm accuracy.
The ministry noted that artillery units, supporting the offensive actions of motorized rifle and tank formations within the Russian Armed Forces, conducted sustained and large scale strikes against Ukrainian positions, military infrastructure, and equipment on a daily basis.
Reportedly, crews operating artillery reconnaissance vehicles alongside drones identified command posts, communication hubs, and warehouses belonging to Ukrainian forces. The coordinates of these targets were transmitted to the artillery units, after which the Tornado-G battery advanced, positioned itself for fire, and engaged the designated firing positions and objects of the Ukrainian forces. This sequence underscores the coordinated use of reconnaissance, targeting, and artillery impact in ongoing operations.
According to the defense ministry, Tornado-G launchers can reach their stowed configuration in under a minute following launch, enabling rapid repositioning and sustained fire support during maneuver warfare. The account emphasizes the integration of unmanned aerial systems with ground-based fire units to locate and strike high-value targets. Attribution Russian Ministry of Defense.