In the early hours of September 21, Ukrainian drones attacked a Russian ammunition depot in the village of Kamyanyi, located in the Tikhoretsky district, in the Krai of Krasnodar, Russia.
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Videos published on social media show a massive explosion, causing fires in the area. The attack was confirmed by the Russian information resource ASTRA.
According to local reports, the debris from the drones that crashed into the depot ignited a fire at the site, which stored explosive materials. Russian authorities quickly initiated a temporary evacuation of residents from the village of Kamyanyi, urging the population to leave the area for their safety.
The affected depot is used by the Russian Armed Forces to store ammunition, including projectiles of North Korean origin, as reported by OSINT intelligence analysts. Military unit 57229-41, which was located at the site of the attack, is one of two military units near the village, both known for storing large amounts of weaponry.
In addition to the ammunition depot, there is also a nearby military airfield where combat aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces are stationed.
The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that on the night of September 20 to 21, Ukraine carried out a large-scale drone attack on various military installations. Although 101 drones were shot down, some debris hit critical structures, resulting in fires at several military locations.
The situation continues to be monitored as authorities investigate the full impact of the attack.
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