Dozens of Russian troops had been sitting geese for a devastating Ukrainian HIMARS missile strike this week. The dying toll from the one strike is estimated to be as excessive as 100, making it one of many extra lethal strikes by Ukraine in the midst of the conflict. The Russian forces had gathered collectively near the town of to attend for a prime normal's motivational speech.

The forces had been ready for 2 hours when the lethal strike happened.

They had amassed at a website near the entrance and inside vary of Ukraine's artillery.

Kreminna lies within the Russian-occupied jap area of Luhansk, which has been the topic of intense combating amid Ukraine's latest counter-offensive.

While the precise dying toll has not been verified, the strike was later confirmed by an unnamed Ukrainian official.

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The dying toll and humiliating context across the strike sparked outrage in Russia.

Several pro-war Russian nationalist bloggers turned on the nation's army commanders after the experiences emerged.

One blogger, Sergey Kolyasnikov, wrote on the favored messaging platform Telegram that the commanders in command of the devastated unit must be shot.

He posted: "If by the middle of the second year of the war, there are commanders that carry columns to the front and build personnel in one big pile, and then wait for the enemy artillery to strike, then such commanders must be shot before the formation, even if they are colonels or even generals.

"The Armed Forces of Ukraine haven't any advantage on this conflict. We are at conflict with our personal stupidity and sloppiness."

Another blogger Rybar claimed that the casualties in the one strike were higher than in some recent battles.

Rob Lee, an expert on the Russian military with the Foreign Policy Research Institute, shared the news of the strike and furious backlash, tweeting: "Russian Telegram channels are saying {that a} Russian unit was struck by HIMARS this morning on the Kreminna entrance with ~100 KIA and ~100 WIA.

"They were reportedly waiting near the front for a speech from a commander for hours."

Confirming the strike, an unnamed Ukrainian official advised the Kyiv Post: "It's a really funny situation there. They stood in the open air for two hours listening to the speech.

"That is sufficient time to repair them, transport the HIMARS, enter the coordinates, and hit them."

The HIMARS, that are long-range, high-precision rocket launchers, got to Ukraine by the US, and might hit targets as much as 50 miles away.

One professional advised Business Insider final yr that the HIMARS was an ideal weapon for Ukraine, as Russia's logistics imply senior commanders typically transfer near the entrance.