Satellite imagery confirms Russian Defense Ministry arsenal in Volgograd Oblast caught fire
The Russian service of Radio Liberty has shared satellite photos showing the aftermath of explosions in the village of Kotluban, Volgograd Oblast, where a military unit was set on fire overnight on Nov. 15-16.
The journalists compared the images from Nov. 11 and Nov. 24. The photographs confirm the statements of the locals that the fire was on the premises of a Russian military unit. Residents assumed that warehouses or a train with ordnance had exploded.
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The images show that the building no longer has a roof, and there is a burnt debris in its place.
"According to the Wikimapia service, the arsenal of the Main Missile Artillery Directorate (GRAU) of the Russian Defense Ministry is located here," Radio Liberty writes.
“After the accident, at least one of the buildings intended for storing ammunition was destroyed on the grounds of the arsenal.”
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Overnight on Nov. 15-16, a military unit was reported to be on fire in Volgograd Oblast. Russian media reported a drone attack.
Ukrainian special services and the military have not officially confirmed their involvement in the incident.
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