This time, the epicenter of Yuri the Great's attention was an ordinary Ukrainian, Uncle Sirozh, who opened his own startup and began to produce wooden HIMARS.

As Uncle Sirozha explains in the video, he and the men " The policeman who stopped the uncle because he was stealing wood from the warehouse did not believe the uncle.

\? So I came up with them. So to say, I decided to become a starperter, oh, a startupper. Already sent 10 HIMARS last week and they were scammed the same day. The same rashaduraki smack at them with their squids, oh, " One of our wooden HIMARS costs about 2,500 hryvnias, and one of their caliber missiles costs 6.5 million dollars,” says Uncle Sirozha.

The district police officer is surprised that the occupants, idiots, are shooting at wooden HIMARS, to which Uncle Sirozha answers: \? If they are given orders by a plywood marshal, why don't they shoot at wooden HIMARS?

Recall that recently information appeared on the Web that Ukraine had a whole fleet of wooden highly mobile artillery missile systems HIMARS. Allegedly, with the help of these systems, Ukrainian troops deceive Russia and force the occupiers to launch expensive long-range missiles at vain decoys. It was also reported that during the first deployment, wooden dummies of HIMARS attracted at least 10 Russian Caliber cruise missiles.. In turn, the Ukrainians began to massively build fakes, while real launchers continued to bombard Russian positions in the east and south..