Ukrainian Drone Attack caused the Biggest Explosion of the War in Russia | Ukraine War Update

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Russia’s largest ammunition depot, located in the D region, has been destroyed by Ukrainian drones. The massive explosion was captured on camera, showing a huge mushroom cloud and a shock wave that could be felt 300 miles away. The depot was said to store hundreds of thousands of tons of ammunition and missiles, including North Korean-made rockets. The destruction is considered the largest single explosion during the full-scale invasion.

The blast was so powerful that it registered as an earthquake, with a 2.8 magnitude reading. The explosion was also felt in Europe and was described as “epic” and “cinematic”. The destruction has significant implications for Russia’s military capabilities, as they are now left without access to a major supply of ammunition.

In other news, Russia is struggling to recruit new soldiers, with reports suggesting that they need to recruit 30,000 new troops every month to continue their offensive operations. The country is also facing a demographic crisis, with millions of working-age males fleeing the country.

Ukraine, on the other hand, is facing its own losses, with estimates suggesting that over 880,000 Ukrainian troops have been killed and over 400,000 wounded. The country is also dealing with a massive displacement crisis, with over 6 million people fleeing the country since the start of the war.