Video: A fire broke out at a Russian military base near the occupied town of Sudak
A fire broke out on the grounds of a military unit near the temporarily occupied town of Sudak in Crimea. According to satellite imagery, the fire occurred in warehouses where equipment belonging to the 133rd Logistics Brigade of the Russian Federation’s Black Sea Fleet was stored.
This was reported on August 6 by the monitoring group “Crimean Wind,” which published satellite images. According to the group, the fire was detected near the village of Krasnokamyanka.
It is noted that the fire broke out in warehouses storing military equipment. According to preliminary information, there may have been approximately 220–250 pieces of equipment on the facility’s grounds, including trucks and fuel tankers.
The monitoring group emphasized that the 133rd Logistics Brigade is responsible for supplying and providing logistical support to units of the Russian Black Sea Fleet’s 22nd Army Corps, which are participating in the war against Ukraine.
Source: “Crimean Wind.”
As a reminder, in the temporarily occupied city of Mariupol in Donetsk Oblast, power and water outages occurred following explosions on August 5 and during the night of August 5–6.
Russian troops struck a civilian dry cargo ship that was in the Black Sea. One person was killed in the attack, and several others were injured.
