Underground storage facilities for suicide bombers were struck in the Bryansk region

Satellite images have captured the aftermath of strikes on three underground storage facilities containing fuel and warheads for Shahed/“Geran-2” and “Gerbera” UAVs near the village of Navlya in the Bryansk Region of the Russian Federation. 

The images show craters, signs of detonation, and fires near the entrances to the facility’s storage facilities, which were large enough to allow the occupiers to launch at least 150 drones in a single attack.

Analysts determined that the fire in the area of the drone port occurred on August 1, and as early as August 3, thermal anomalies were recorded near the nearby “Navlya” power substation. Earlier, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine officially reported that storage, preparation, and launch sites for strike UAVs in this area had been destroyed.

Source: Military.

As a reminder, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Armed Forces struck an aircraft plant in Yevpatoria, the port of Taman, and the Volgograd Oil Refinery.

Drones operated by the Security Service of Ukraine struck four Russian radar stations in the Krasnodar Krai. Three oil refineries in Ufa, located approximately 1,600 km from the Ukrainian border, were also targeted.