Satellite Imagery of Karachev Arsenal Hit by Drones: Two Ammunition Warehouses Destroyed
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A recent drone strike on Russia’s 67th Gru Arsenal left significant damage, despite not being as devastating as expected. Satellite images show the facility was not completely destroyed, with much of it remaining intact. However, the strike did result in damage to two large warehouses measuring 52 meters long, and two hangars were destroyed. This was accomplished by at least two drones, which successfully breached the facility’s defenses.
Several factors may have contributed to the limited destruction, including the location of munitions inside warehouses rather than being kept in the open, which would have allowed for a more widespread detonation. Additionally, the missiles present at other facilities were likely stored in hardened concrete structures, which would have made them more resistant to destruction. The strike also may not have targeted the most destructive weapons, such as missiles, and could have been intercepted, although this is unlikely.
Despite not being as destructive as some other notable strikes, the attack is still considered a success, and Ukraine may target the facility again in the future. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts of Ukraine to hit back at Russian military targets using advanced technology and strategic targeting.
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