Ukrainian drone strike eliminates Russian missile and ammo facility



Ukrainian drone strike eliminates Russian missile and ammo facility

Ukrainian forces launched an overnight drone strike on a Russian storage depot that housed large amounts of missiles and ammunition.

It appears to be one of the most successful Ukrainian strikes ever on a Russian munition site. The storage facility is located deep inside Russia, some 300 miles from Ukraine’s border.

An unnamed official with Ukraine’s security service said military intelligence and special forces carried out the strike using more than 100 drones β€” ones that were made in Ukraine and not provided by Western allies. Officials said some of the munitions destroyed in the strike included Russian tactical missiles, anti-aircraft missiles, and glide bombs.

Russia’s health ministry reported that at least 13 people were injured and the area has been evacuated. But Russian officials aren’t confirming what happened overnight. NASA’s satellite system showed a massive explosion at the site that encompassed an area nearly four miles wide.

More Here: https://www.scrippsnews.com/investigations/russia-ukraine-war-on-the-ground/ukrainian-drone-strike-eliminates-russian-missile-and-ammo-facility

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  1. the was not Ukrainian at all, it was the US and NATO, prepare for retaliation folks. These people in charge of the US want war to hide all their bad doing at the cost of all American lives.

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  3. ya know, it's weird. The vast majority of these clips do not allow ANY comments. But since this one does, my question is simple. Since we ONLY see clips of successful Ukrainian strikes … obviously they must be winning and don't need our money anymore, right? So why does the news keep reporting Russia making gains, and why does Zelensky keep asking for more money and equipment?

  4. The media will tell you that a drone was able to create a 5 mile wide crater at a facility that was deemed to be "nuclear proof" but they won't tell you that it wasn't a drone that hit it… It was actually a missile.

  5. My memory seems foggy on the exact verbage. But as a last 'F.U' beore leaving office, 45 canceled the aid to Ukraine. This caused Ukraine a loss of many lives, homes, and livelihoods in the early days of Russian attacks. Their supplies dwindled quickly, and until aid arrived, they suffered. Such hateful demons live among us worldwide.😒
    With everything else going on right after election day for Biden, the story slipped thru the medias attention. Does this show you whose side he is on???

  6. Zelynski has killed most of the Ukraine's young men age 16-45. + he has 3$billion in Swiss bank accounts from money the U.S. sent to Ukraine (he gets a 10% service fee).

  7. Be careful with your enthusiasm. I'm not even Russia and I'm not Putin. But I can tell you with your snicker and smiling face. And how your presenting this. He's gonna drop the nuclear bomb. So he can show you what 1 really looks like. So stop with your nonsense trying to make a little bit money. Be cautious in your process of explaining something. That is very dangerous something that has caused life or death. Why I have to explain this to somebody. It is beyond my comprehension wake up people.

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