Satellite images of the ammunition depot near Tikhoretsk after the drone strike. Reports suggest that North Korean ammunition was stored at this russian base. Overall, russia lost around 60,000 tons in missiles and rockets in just the past 2 days. Billions of dollars gone and… pic.twitter.com/VHLGlfvTwu

Russian reports say Ukrainian drones have struck a Russian arms depot deep inside the country, triggering explosions and the closure of a major highway.

Ukrainian forces have blown up one of Russia’s largest ammunition storage bases in a drone attack, causing a huge explosion in the southern region of Krasnodar.

The Russian Defence Ministry has claimed that 101 Ukrainian drones attacked the territory of the Russian Federation and temporarily occupied Crimea on the night of 20-21. Source: Russian Defence Ministry Details: The Russian Defence Ministry stated that their air defence systems allegedly intercepted and destroyed 101 Ukrainian aircraft-type drones.

A major Ukrainian drone attack set multiple Russian arms depots ablaze, destroying what Ukraine's General Staff said were thousands of tons of weaponry, including missiles from North Korea. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy,

In the Tikhoretsk area of Krasnodar Krai, a local "state of emergency" has been declared, reports the independent portal Meduza, citing regional authorities. This move was triggered by a Ukrainian attack on an ammunition depot near Tikhoretsk.

Russian Telegram channels and media have been reporting fires at an ammunition depot in Kuban and at a Main Missile and Artillery Directorate arsenal belonging to the Russian Defence Ministry in Tver Oblast.