Smoke can be seen tens of kilometers away: we show on the map where SBU drones hit an ammunition depot

Smoke can be seen for tens of kilometers: we show on the map where SBU drones hit the ammunition depot Anzhelika Baibak

SBU drones attack warehouse in Voronezh region/Collage 24 Channel

Powerful explosions in the Voronezh region after SBU drones successfully hit a Russian ammunition depot. The column of smoke from the fire is also visible tens of kilometers away.

As reported online, the warehouse was located near the village of Sergeevka. Where on the map this settlement is shown 24 Channel.

Where is Sergeevka, near which the enemy warehouse was destroyed

On the night of July 7, powerful explosions occurred in the Voronezh region. Local authorities complained about the drone attack, and the regional governor confirmed that the explosions were caused by a detonation in a warehouse containing “explosive items.” The region has declared a state of emergency and is preparing the population for evacuation. A column of smoke after a fire at an ammunition warehouse can be seen tens of kilometers away.

As they write online, the warehouse is located in the village of Sergeevka in the Paninsky district of the Voronezh region. This is a small settlement in which, as of 2010, there were just over 200 people living.

The ammunition depot was destroyed near Sergeevka: look on the map

Sergeevka is located more than 350 kilometers from the border line with Ukraine. As for the distance to Voronezh, it reaches 70 kilometers.

It is known that the occupiers made an ammunition depot near Sergeevka. Thus, on an area of ​​9 thousand square meters, the enemy stored surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles, shells for tanks and artillery, and boxes of ammunition for firearms. It is from this warehouse that the Russians supply ammunition to their occupation forces in Ukraine.