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​A russian Depot with 5,000 Tons of Ammunition Is Still Exploding Near Voronezh

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The russian federation reported of the completion of the "active phase of detonation" at an ammunition depot in Voronezh Oblast

As a result of another operation of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, a large field depot with ammunition of russian Zapad grouping was destroyed. It is located near the town of Ostrogozhsk, Voronezh Oblast.

It was struck on August 24, after the explosion it started detonating. According to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, this depot stored 5,000 tons of ammunition, including artillery and tank shells, anti-aircraft missiles as well as small arms ammunition.

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It is known that this depot is still detonating. This was reported by the local authorities of Voronezh Oblast. On Sunday, August 25, it was officially announced that the "active phase of detonation" had been completed, and demining teams began work only in the area next to the depot, but not inside of it.

Other services will start working there only after survey of the area, including the evacuated settlements. Moreover, the state of emergency was not canceled, while more than 600 people were evacuated.

It should be noted that a journalist of Cxemu project of the Radio Liberty, Kyrylo Ovsyanyi published fresh satellite images of the area where russian ammunition depot was detonated.

A russian Depot with 5,000 Tons of Ammunition Is Still Exploding Near Voronezh, Defense Express

Taking them into account, the enemy decided to set up a field ammunition depot in the forest between the settlements of Novaya Melnitsa and Novaya Osinovka, 90 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. At the same time, the nearest residential development (Sosnovoye settlement) is about 600 meters away.

Earlier Defense Express reported about new Ukrainian long-range Palianytsia missile and drone hybrid.

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