Explosions at 'Morozovsk' Airfield: Photos of Destroyed Ammunition Appear Online.

During the attack on the 'Morozovsk' military airfield in the Rostov region of Russia, defense forces managed to damage ammunition storage facilities, including the storage area for guided aviation bombs. Photos of the charred remains at the site where Russian ammunition was previously stored have appeared online.

Detailed photos of the destroyed storage facility at the 'Morozovsk' airfield have appeared online. It is noted that FAB-500M62, FAB-250, R-27, R-73, RBK-500, FAB-500T, OFAB-100-120, KAB-1500LG-F (K022) and others were damaged there.

Additionally, on that day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed a Su-34 fighter-bomber as well as two other aircraft.

Let's examine the damage at the airfield from the images

Earlier, satellite images of the damage were presented by the Main Intelligence Directorate. They show that the enemy aviation ordnance depot was completely destroyed - due to the damage to the Russian ammunition, there was a large secondary detonation on the airfield and around it, resulting in a large area of scorched earth. It can also be seen that two Russian aircraft were damaged by shrapnel - craters from explosions can be seen around them.

Recall that on the night of August 3, Ukrainian drones attacked the Russian 'Morozovsk' airfield in the Rostov region. They hit storage facilities where guided aviation bombs were kept. As a result, an emergency situation was declared in the airfield area.

In addition to the airfield, drones also attacked the 'Gubkinskaya' oil depot in the Belgorod region. On social networks, Russians reported a series of explosions and fires on the oil depot's territory, as well as the operation of air defense systems.

Earlier, the General Staff confirmed the attack on the 'Morozovsk' airfield in the Rostov region. The special operation was carried out by the Security Service of Ukraine together with the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine.