Ukraine strikes two major Russian ammunition depots

Ukraine announced on Saturday that it struck two military depots primarily used for storing ammunition in southern and western Russia, one of which is a "key logistics site" for Russian forces. This follows a series of similar attacks in recent days.

Social media and independent Russian outlets shared images showing massive explosions and large plumes of smoke.

In Krasnodar, southwest Russia, regional authorities ordered evacuations after a fire caused by a Ukrainian drone. Meanwhile, Tver in western Russia faced a similar drone attack.

Ukraine described the Krasnodar depot as one of Russia's largest ammunition storage sites and a critical logistics hub. Another depot in the village of Oktyabrsky in Tver was also targeted, leading to a fire and explosion.

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