Russia's Black Sea Fleet weapons warehouses attacked in Crimea - Russian media
Russian Black Sea Fleet weapons warehouses attacked in Crimea (Photo: t.me/krymrealii)
In Crimea on Wednesday, October 18, Russian weapons depots were attacked. Presumably, a missile hit the territory of the storage facilities of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, according to ASTRA.
The Russian publication, citing sources, states that on the evening of October 18, one of the missiles hit the territory of military unit 63876 in the area of the settlement of Saharna Ğolovka near Sevastopol.
This is where the storage facilities of the Russian Black Sea Fleet are located.
"The territory of the military unit is damaged, and one serviceman is injured," the statement said.
During the missile attack, more than 350 police officers were evacuated from the Ministry of Internal Affairs buildings in Sevastopol.
What is known about the explosions in Sevastopol
Yesterday evening, an air raid was announced in the temporarily occupied Sevastopol after explosions occurred. They sounded in the area of the settlement of Saharna Ğolovka.
Later, it was revealed that at least four depots with Russian weapons were located near the settlement. Among other things, missile armaments are stored there.
The Ministry of Defense of Russia claimed to have allegedly shot down two S-200 missiles.
