Another five explosions at occupiers base near Melitopol Mayor
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IRYNA BALACHUK – SATURDAY, 17 SEPTEMBER 2022, 16:27
Ivan Fedorov, Mayor of temporarily occupied Melitopol in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, reported that at about 16:00 on 17 September, there were five explosions in the village of Bohatyr near the district centre where the occupiers’ base was located.
Source: Fedorov on Telegram
Quote from the Mayor of Melitopol: "Just in: there have been five explosions in the area of Molochnyi Estuary in the village of Bohatyr, where the occupiers had redeployed some of their military equipment and personnel."
Details: Fedorov recalled that explosions had occurred in the village of Radyvonivka on the morning of 17 September.
He added that he was collecting information about the occupiers’ losses.
Background:
Previously, Fedorov reported that a Russian military base had burned down near Molochnyi Estuary on the night of 16-17 September.
Later, the media reported that partisans had blown up a railway line in Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, on 17 September. The occupiers had been using this railway line to deliver petrol and fuel for military vehicles from Crimea.
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