Strike on occupied Luhansk region: drones destroyed ammunition depot of the occupiers

On the night of September 12, a series of explosions occurred in the occupied territories of the Luhansk region, according to sources from 'Glavkom' and Exilenova+. Endless drone attacks were aimed at the ammunition depots of the occupiers.

According to media reports, after the attack, a strong smell of ammunition is felt in the explosion area. Similar incidents have previously occurred in the occupied territories of the Donetsk region, specifically, missile strikes targeted the former 'Topaz' factory in Donetsk.

'The territory of the 'Topaz' industrial zone was used by the Russian occupation army as a base for equipment and personnel,' it is reported.

In addition, there were strikes on command posts of various military units. Drone systems attacked the oil pumping station 'Vtorovo' in the Vladimir region of the Russian Federation.

It is noted that the goal of these actions is to reduce the enemy's offensive potential and complicate logistics. At the moment, the Russian Federation has enough oil for the next 25 years.

Reports of explosions in the occupied territories of Luhansk and Donetsk regions indicate the continuation of tension in the region. Hostile attacks on ammunition depots and military facilities are pushing the parties to the conflict towards further escalation of the situation.