Ukrainian marines annihilate Russian ammunition warehouse on Kinburn Spit

A group from Ukraine's armed forces' navy destroyed a Russian storage facility containing ammunition and fuel on the currently occupied Kinburn Spit.

Naval forces reported that.

The video shows that an FPV drone dropped ammunition into the enemy warehouse, destroying it.

After the ammunition was dropped, the building containing the shells caught fire and was utterly destroyed.

The military's released video shows a massive explosion and a widespread fire that engulfed the warehouse.

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Previously, Ukrainian scouts landed on the temporarily occupied Kinburn Spit in the Mykolaiv region. Once there, they attacked Russian fortifications and raised a flag.

Consequently, their actions in combat eliminated six enemy armored vehicles and roughly thirty Russian soldiers. Additionally, Ukrainian scouts planted their battle flag on the outskirts of the "Suvorov Monument" stronghold.

Also, on August 9, special agents of Ukraine's intelligence raided the Kinburn Spit, temporarily occupied by the enemy. Then, it was reported that dozens of Russians and their equipment were destroyed during the operation.

During the mission on the spit, special forces attacked Russian fortifications at their positions "Kinburn Fortress," "Marine Station," and "Suvorov Monument."

As the scouts noted, one can see damage by drones in the footage from the video:

• machine gun calculation;
• Tiger fighting vehicle;
• armored personnel carrier with personnel;
• observation point;
• machine gun calculation;
• ATGM calculation;
• pickup truck;
• UAZ car with personnel;
• UAZ cars;
• mortar calculation;
• UAZ car;
• antennas;
• observation point;
• personnel in the house;
• personnel in the house;
• UAZ car;
• firing position.

Furthermore, Ivan Tymochko, the leader of the Council of Reservists for the Ukrainian army's Ground Forces, stated that the classified mission carried out by Ukrainian intelligence members during the Tendra Spit operation "should provide a lasting effect."