HomeUkraineUkrainian Drone Strike Reportedly Hits Bryansk Ammo Depot Storing N. Korean Weapons. According to Ukrainian officials, the attack targeted the 67th GRAU arsenal, located near the town of Karachev, about 114 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.
Ukrainian Drone Strike Reportedly Hits Bryansk Ammo Depot Storing N. Korean Weapons. According to Ukrainian officials, the attack targeted the 67th GRAU arsenal, located near the town of Karachev, about 114 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.
October 9, 2024
Ukrainian Drone Strike Reportedly Hits Bryansk Ammo Depot Storing N. Korean Weapons. According to Ukrainian officials, the attack targeted the 67th GRAU arsenal, located near the town of Karachev, about 114 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/40216
by MaryADraper
5 comments
North Korean ammo goes brrr.
Not the same fireworks shows we’ve seen previously, but even so I could watch this all day.
Keep in mind, not only does this mean weapons are destroyed, but also that new weapons have nowhere to GO. There are less places to store them. They are where they are for strategic and logistical reasons, including things like train stations or the ammo being made nearby, and now they can’t be stored there. Nothing can.
Another addition to the coffin of oncoming shell fatigue for Russia.
Setting N. Korean and/or Iranian ammunition always warms the heart. I’ve cautioned those on Ukrainian subs ever since N. Korea started sending ammunition to not laugh too much. Despite its known issues it unfortunately has had battlefield impacts
Awesome work Ukraine 💪🇺🇦💪
I am wondering why UA havent attacked all those GRAU depots earlier in the war? Is there a reason for it? Because a lack of suitable weapons or any range restrictions isnt the reason.
5 comments
North Korean ammo goes brrr.
Not the same fireworks shows we’ve seen previously, but even so I could watch this all day.
Keep in mind, not only does this mean weapons are destroyed, but also that new weapons have nowhere to GO. There are less places to store them. They are where they are for strategic and logistical reasons, including things like train stations or the ammo being made nearby, and now they can’t be stored there. Nothing can.
Another addition to the coffin of oncoming shell fatigue for Russia.
Setting N. Korean and/or Iranian ammunition always warms the heart. I’ve cautioned those on Ukrainian subs ever since N. Korea started sending ammunition to not laugh too much. Despite its known issues it unfortunately has had battlefield impacts
Awesome work Ukraine 💪🇺🇦💪
I am wondering why UA havent attacked all those GRAU depots earlier in the war? Is there a reason for it? Because a lack of suitable weapons or any range restrictions isnt the reason.