The high-precision strike on the ammunition warehouse of the russian army in Nova Kakhovka has undoubtedly been one of the most powerful among dozens of such strikes for the last few days.
According to the available information, at the struck area was not only an ammunition warehouse, but also several dozens of fuel stations and a repair base.
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Also, thanks to the NASA fire monitoring service, the site of the impact has been localized: an industrial zone in the north-western part of the city.
It is extremely difficult to explain why the ammunition ended up being there from the point of view of common sense. It seems for the occupiers it doesn't matter where to unload them, either in the industrial zone of the city or simply in the basement of a nine-story building. Moreover, for Nova Kakhovka, this is not the first composition of Rashists that was set on fire. In particular, on June 14, the base located on the outskirts of the city was destroyed.
At the same time, russian propagandists began to frantically invent what exactly happened there: after the version of the strike on the dam, there was a fiction about a "storage with saltpetre" and other "mineral fertilizers".
Especially, considering scattering of burning pieces of solid rocket fuel used in ammunition for MLRS and SAMs, is clearly visible during explosions in Nova Kakhovka.
For comparison, the explosion in Beirut shows a completely different speed of detonation and even the nature of the explosion.
Despite the detonation of munitions, the situation in the city, according to local Telegram channels, is much better than it will be hyped up by russia’s propagandists. Windows were shattered in residential buildings and shops near the Russian army base were damaged.
At the same time, the locals have already been warned about the danger of unexploded ammunition, which could be scattered by an explosion.
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