Big Drone Strike Hits Russian Ammunition Storage in Voronezh
Video Summary
Russian defense forces detected and destroyed a Ukrainian drone targeting an ammunition depot in Venezuela, resulting in significant explosions and fire. The target, located in the area of Sudzhansk, is approximately 130 kilometers from the border with Hay, Ukraine. The depot, which covers 3 kilometers by 2 kilometers, appears to be a significant storage facility for ammunition. The explosions continued for over two hours, suggesting a large quantity of ammunition was stored at the site. The target may have been a hub for storing long-range missiles, artillery shells, or other ammunition. The exact nature of the ammunition stored at the site is still unknown, but satellite imagery is expected to provide more information. The incident highlights the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, with Ukraine’s military launching a significant attack on a key Russian target.
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