Missile strike hits Belgorod, setting logistics warehouses ablaze
Logistics warehouses are on fire in Belgorod, Russia (photo: Exilenova+)
Logistics warehouses operated by Estate Logistic in Belgorod caught fire after explosions. Preliminary reports indicate the fire was caused by a missile strike, according to OSINT channels Exilenova+ and Supernova+.
The fire broke out after a series of explosions in the city. Photos of the blaze have appeared online.
Logistics warehouses are on fire in Russia's Belgorod (photo: Exilenova+)
Logistics warehouses are on fire in Russia's Belgorod (photo: Exilenova+)
Logistics warehouses are on fire in Russia's Belgorod (photo: Exilenova+)
Logistics warehouses are on fire in Russia's Belgorod (photo: Exilenova+)
Preliminary information from Supernova+ indicates that facilities in the area of the local thermal power plant and an Ozon warehouse may also have been hit.
As previously reported, Belgorod and the surrounding region have periodically come under strikes targeting energy and logistics infrastructure. On the night of July 25, logistics warehouses and energy facilities in the city caught fire, including the Luch thermal plant and the Yuzhnaya substation.
In addition, in early July, after a missile strike on a thermal power plant, parts of the city were left without electricity.
