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Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Russian 67th GRAU Arsenal in Bryansk Region
Oct 9, 2024, 05:16 AM
Ukrainian forces successfully struck Russia's 67th GRAU Arsenal, a massive ammunition depot in Karachev, Bryansk region, overnight. The attack, carried out using drones, resulted in numerous secondary explosions and significant damage to the facility. The depot, covering approximately 3.5 square kilometers, stored various types of ammunition, including those from North Korea. Despite claims by local authorities that 12 drones were shot down, the situation remains uncontrolled with continuous detonations reported. The arsenal is part of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
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