On the night of September 7, a drone attacked an ammunition depot near the village of Soldiers, Ostrozh district, Voronezh region, Russian Federation. A state of emergency has been declared in the area as the fire continues. The video was published on the ASTRA telegram channel, information about the explosions was confirmed by local governor Gusev.
Local authorities said the raid took place on the night of September 7. The drone was “discovered,” but “as a result of the crash of the UAV, a fire broke out that spread to explosive objects.” The governor also said no civilians were injured, but the extent of the damage is still unknown.
Explosions were heard at the ammunition depot throughout the night and a fire broke out. In the morning, the authorities decided to immediately evacuate the residents of the village of Solatskoe.
“Evacuation will be carried out in several settlements. Employees of the operational services will inform the inhabitants of the village closest to the fire about its start and how it will develop,” the governor later wrote.
Later, the Ukrainian Center for Countering Disinformation under the National Security and Defense Council reported that Korean KN-23 missiles, which Putin received from Kim Jong-un, were stored in a warehouse near Voronezh.
“Korean missiles were destroyed, something Putin actually begged Kim Jong-un to do, and the humiliated Iranian missiles are facing the same fate,” Kovalenko said.
Recall that the DPRK ballistic missiles used by Russia are equipped with a high-explosive warhead, the yield of which is up to 1,000 kilograms of TNT. The maximum range of the KN-23 is 650 km.
Earlier, Kursor reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have introduced a new type of drone onto the battlefield that pours molten metal onto the heads of Russian soldiers.
