According to Russian sources (which were cited, among others, by ArmyRecognition service), the Russian manufacture was expected to deliver a modernized strategy of Uragan-1M rocket artillery to Russian troops in Ukraine in late January. This plan has long remained comparatively invisible, whether for tests or for combat use, while remaining in the shade implemented for the production and usage of Tornado-G/S launchers. This successor to the BM-27 Uragan strategy and the BM-30 Death was to become a fresh quality in the Russian army, allowing the usage of various types of effectors on 1 platform as part of separate launchers powered from transport-start containers. Thus it would be the Russian equivalent of e.g. Israeli PULS, but to this day it is simply a ghost construct. We know only six specified self-propelled launchers that stay unknown. So did Russian units receive a fresh incarnation of Uragan? Yes, but another than the above.
