Ukrainian forces destroy Russian ammunition depot in Huliaipole
The Defense Forces of Ukraine said they detected and destroyed a depot storing artillery shells in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Ukraine’s Defense Forces said they detected and destroyed a Russian depot containing artillery shells in Huliaipole, in the Zaporizhzhia region, according to a statement from Ukrainian military officials.
The operation targeted stored ammunition rather than personnel or infrastructure directly used for combat operations, a type of strike Ukrainian forces have used repeatedly to disrupt Russian logistics and reduce the supply of artillery shells available to frontline units.
No additional details were provided on the method used to detect or destroy the depot, nor on the scale of the ammunition stored there at the time of the strike.
Continuing operations in Zaporizhzhia
Huliaipole and the surrounding Zaporizhzhia region have remained an active area of fighting, with both sides conducting regular strikes on military targets. Ukrainian officials have periodically announced successful strikes on ammunition and supply depots as part of their broader campaign against Russian logistics.
Russian authorities have not commented on the reported strike.
Sources
- Ukrainian forces destroy Russian ammunition depot in Huliaipole — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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