Ukrainian ammunition depot explodes after Russian precision strike

According to AVP , the video was allegedly filmed a few weeks ago. From the released image, we can see a drone worth about 100 thousand rubles flying to the warehouse and carrying out a precise attack. The attack caused a powerful explosion, turning the building full of ammunition into rubble.

According to preliminary data, mortar mines and anti-tank missiles were stored inside the warehouse. However, the number of ammunition neutralized is still unknown.

This incident demonstrates the high efficiency of using suicide drones.

World - Ukrainian ammunition depot exploded after Russia's precise attack

Russia is now stepping up its offensive on multiple fronts. On the night of October 25, the Russian army launched a new wave of attacks on Ukrainian military facilities across the country. Explosions were heard in the Cherkassy, Khmelnitsky, Kherson regions as well as in Kiev.

Ukrainian authorities confirmed damage to infrastructure in the Khmelnytsky region. Local media reported that Russia had attacked the Starokonstantinov airport, which is frequently attacked.

According to SF , despite the precision of the attack, Russian missiles could hardly damage Ukrainian aircraft at the airport. Thanks to NATO reconnaissance support, the planes took off just as Russia was preparing to attack. However, Russian precision strikes destroyed ammunition depots, including those containing NATO-supplied missiles to Ukraine.

The Russian Defense Minister announced that the Russian forces have received several complexes and have shot down 24 Ukrainian planes in 5 days. These complexes are a combination of the S-400 Triumph air defense system with the A-50 long-range radar reconnaissance aircraft.

The Russian military said the number of destroyed Ukrainian aircraft has been increasing over the past week. According to the Russian military, on October 25, two MiG-29s were shot down in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic and Kirovograd region. Another L-39 fighter trainer was shot down in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

A record interception of seven Ukrainian MiG-29 fighters was reported on October 20.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces also responded with attacks on Russian airports. Earlier, on October 17, Ukrainian forces launched ATACMS missiles supplied by the US at the Russian airport near Berdyansk. After identifying the shrapnel, it is believed that Ukraine used long-range weapons M-142 HIMARS or M-270 MLRS, including ATACMS MGM-140A Block 1 missiles, GMLRS M31ER missiles…

Russian officials did not disclose the damage. According to unofficial estimates, nine Russian helicopters were destroyed at both airfields that were attacked.

HOA AN (According to SF, AVP)

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