Drones attacked an arms depot near Karachev in Russia's Bryansk region on the night of October 8-9.
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Drones attacked an arms depot near the city of Karachev in Russia's Bryansk region on the night of October 8-9. Local governor Alexander Bogomaz reported a drone attack on social media.
According to the governor, 24 drones were allegedly shot down over the region overnight. At the same time, no one was injured, and infrastructure was not damaged.
Local Telegram channels reported explosions in the Karachev district, where the 67th arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate (GRAU) is located.
Munitions, including those from North Korea, as well as anti-tank weapons were stored at the arms depot.
Ukrainian drone strike set ablaze a Russian weapons depot storing North Korean ammunition in Bryansk Oblast.
An ammunition depot in Russia's Bryansk region, believed to house weapons from North Korea, along with glide bombs and artillery shells, was reportedly hit by a drone strike early morning on Wednesday, Oct. 9.
The Ukrainian military conducted an attack on a Russian ammunition and KAB bomb storage facility near Bryansk.
The 67th arsenal of the MMAD near Karachev was hit, causing a fire and explosions at an ammunition depot.
There is currently no official confirmation of the strike.
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