Ukrainian Stugna ATGMs Halt Enemy Assault Near Dibrova

19 December, 2024 Stugna-P ATGM. Photo credits: ArmyInform The Ukrainian Stugna anti-tank missile systems played a key role in repelling a Russian assault in the Luhansk region.

According to the 53rd Separate Mechanized Brigade, the anti-tank operators successfully destroyed five units of enemy armored vehicles. The Russian command sent tanks and infantry fighting vehicles to assault near the village of Dibrova. However, the invaders' breakthrough to the Ukrainian front lines failed due to the clear coordination of actions and effective use of anti-tank weapons.

"Three tanks and two infantry fighting vehicles were destroyed by the Stugna ATGM in the course of repulsing the enemy attack," the brigade said. Russian soldiers were also wounded by the system.

Russian armored vehicles under the sights of the Ukrainian Stugna ATGM near the village of Dibrova in Luhansk region. December 2024. Ukraine.

Source: 53rd Separate Mechanized Brigade

The Stugna-P system is semi-automatic and has a laser beam-guided missile system. It can fire guided missiles of 130 or 152 mm caliber with various warheads. The missiles of the system can hit not only tanks but also other equipment and fortifications.