SBU drones strike at russian ammunition depot in Voronezh region - sources
Kyiv • UNN
SBU drones struck a large ammunition depot where missiles, shells and ammunition were stored near the village of serhiivka in the voronezh region of russia, causing powerful explosions and detonations.
SBU drones hit a large ammunition depot in the voronezh region of russia. UNN reports this with reference to sources.
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According to available information, on the night of July 7, SBU drones hit a field ammunition depot near the village of serhiivka in voronezh region of russia.
The enemy stored surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles, shells for tanks and artillery, and boxes of ammunition for firearms on 9,000 square meters. It is added that it is from this warehouse that the occupiers supply ammunition to their troops in Ukraine.
Locals heard an explosion at night, followed by a powerful detonation. A column of smoke was visible for tens of kilometers.
According to the SBU's forecast, the likelihood of sudden detonations at the facilities of the Russian military-industrial complex, which is working for the war against Ukraine, will remain high in the near future
Recall
A fire with detonation at an ammunition depot in the pogorensk district of voronezh region. Local authorities announced the evacuation of residents of the nearest settlements.
Earlier, the GUR had already hit an ammunition depot in the voronezh region. According to intelligence, on the night of June 25, a fire broke out on the sites with shells, whose total area is 3,500 square meters, with detonation.
