The moment Russian artillery launched a fierce attack, the Ukrainian weapons depot exploded.

According to AVP , Russian artillery carried out a fierce and precise attack on one of the largest weapons depots of the Ukrainian army in Kupyansk. The targeted attack was carried out by an artillery unit of the 6th Military District of the Western Military District.

Russian artillery destroyed a Ukrainian weapons depot in Kupyansk.

A video released online confirmed the destruction of a Ukrainian weapons depot. The depot was located in an industrial area, which also houses equipment for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Earlier, Russian intelligence had identified the ammunition depot and provided its coordinates to artillery units for a precision strike.

According to witnesses, the Ukrainian weapons depot exploded after the collision. Publicly available images show that debris was scattered meters away. This is another example of the highly effective operation of the Russian military.

The moment a Ukrainian Armed Forces weapons depot was accurately struck and blown up by Russian artillery.

This is not the first time Ukrainian military weapons depots have been destroyed. Many Ukrainian weapons depots have been discovered and destroyed by the Russian military recently. There are reports that Ukraine was preparing these depots for an upcoming counterattack.

Previously, on May 18th, AVP reported that an observation tower of the Ukrainian Armed Forces had been destroyed. According to the report, Russian border guards in the Belgorod region destroyed a Ukrainian observation tower using a Fagot anti-tank missile system. The observation tower was located in the village of Ryasne, Sumy region, Ukraine.

The Fagot anti-tank missile system is one of Russia's most popular precision weapons.

The Fagot anti-tank missile system is a high-precision weapon designed to destroy targets at distances up to 2.5 km. It is capable of engaging not only ground targets but also helicopters flying at low speeds.

HOA AN (According to SF, AVP)

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