Ukraine’s Drones Wipe Out North Korean Missiles In Russia’s Ammo Depots

Recently, new satellite images have revealed the devastating impact of Ukrainian drone strikes on three major ammunition storage sites in Russia. These attacks, which took place at the Toropets and Oktyabrsk facilities west of Moscow and the Tikhoretsk facility in southern Russia, resulted in the destruction of tens of thousands of tons of ammunition. Among the destroyed weapons were missiles supplied to Russia by North Korea, according to Ukrainian and Estonian authorities.

The Targets: Russia’s Major Ammo Depots

The first attack happened on September 18 at Toropets, located around 230 miles west of Moscow. Estonian intelligence confirmed that the strike obliterated about 30,000 tons of ammunition. The satellite images show a massive crater, widespread destruction, and even downed trees, suggesting the explosions were extremely powerful. In fact, they were so intense that the surrounding region experienced a small earthquake, registering at 2.8 on the Richter scale.

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