Ukrainian Neptune missile hits Russian drone warehouse in Rostov Oblast, SBU source claims
Editor's note: This story is being updated.
Ukraine struck a Russian warehouse storing ammunition and reconnaissance drones using a domestically-made Neptune missile overnight on Jan. 10, a source in the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) told The Kyiv Independent.
According to the source, the attack near the village of Chaltyr in Russia's Rostov Oblast was carried out by the SBU and Ukraine's Navy.
At first, Ukrainian drones reportedly "overloaded" Russian air defenses, with a Neptune missile hitting the site shortly after, the source said.
The extent of the damage was not disclosed.
The Kyiv Independent could not verify these claims.
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