Strike on second Russian warehouse near Toropets revealed in new satellite images
Photo: fresh satellite images appeared after the attack on the second warehouse of the Russian Federation near Toropets (Getty Images)
Satellite images of the aftermath of the strike on the second Russian warehouse near Toropets have emerged. They were taken on September 22, reports Radio Liberty.
Satellite images allow for an assessment of the damage caused by Ukrainian drones to the 23rd arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defense in the settlement of Oktyabrsky in Tver region.
According to the publication, more than half of the ammunition storage sites in the northern part of the arsenal were completely burned, while the southern section remained largely untouched by the attack.
Earlier, the 107th arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defense was attacked near this location.
Strikes on warehouses in the Toropets area of Tver region
On the night of September 21, Ukrainian Security Service drones struck an ammunition and missile storage facility in Tver region.
According to sources from RBC-Ukraine, the attacked 23rd arsenal stored missiles and shells for the Iskander systems and tactical missile systems Tochka-U.
Additionally, on September 18, Ukrainian defense forces struck a large ammunition and missile depot in Toropets. According to Estonian intelligence, the initial strike on the warehouse resulted in Russia losing munitions sufficient for 2-3 months.
