Explosion in Ulyanovsk disrupts Russian military logistics - Ukrainian intel
Photo: a railroad track was blown up in Russia (armyinform-com-ua)
In Ulyanovsk, an explosion destroyed a railway track. The military logistics of the Russian occupation army faced another complication, according to the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine (DIU).
Yesterday, December 14, in the railway district of Ulyanovsk, on a section near the Sviaga River, just a few kilometers from the local locomotive depot and the Ulyanovsk Motor Plant, an explosion damaged the railway track.
DIU also reported that on December 13, a fire in the city of Krasnodar disabled three locomotives, and on December 11, two mainline diesel locomotives burned down in Bryansk.
"The process of weakening the logistics facilities that Russia uses to wage its genocidal war against Ukraine continues," DIU stated.
Today, RBC-Ukraine reported that Ukrainian forces carried out a successful operation to destroy enemy logistics.
According to sources, defenders managed to destroy 40 Russian fuel tanks worth $4 million.
Additionally, in recent days, drones from the Ministry of Defense’s DIU struck an energy complex in the Bryansk region. The “Bryanskaya Oil Depot,” which supplies fuel to the Russian army, was targeted.
