MASSIVE EXPLOSION At Russian Ammo Depot, Entire City SHUT DOWN | Breaking News With The Enforcer

A massive strike by Ukrainian drones has just happened leading to a hundreds of tons of ammo exploding in the Voronezh Oblast of Russia. The explosions is so severe that the nearby city has shut down due to the danger of falling bombs raining down from the explosion. Meanwhile Belgorod has come under heavy Ukrainian attack overnight. Ukraine has stated that the shell famine is over and they are able to suppress Russian forces.

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[SouthernShodan]

Russia: We took out every single one of their drones
Reported: Wow! What did you use?
Russia: Our ammo dump. Not one drone survived

[lajoyalobos]

The explosion in Belgorod may have been a Russian FAB glide bomb, roughly equivalent to the western JDAM. FABs are much less reliable and this certainly wouldn't be the first time one has hit Belgorod, probably not the last either. The common release point is near Belgorod and so if the wings fail to deploy, the bombs end up literally being dropped on the city instead of gliding over it into Ukrainian territory.

[roberttasca]

Once they fire up those F16's considering the non existent Air defense it would be like shooting ducks in a pond.

[waynekeeran]

Totally unbelievably massively massive

[garymiller]

I appreciate your time and effort put into an excellent report LSA

[sqr]

Can you imagine what would happen if NATO went all shock and awe on the Ru**ians military if the Ukrainians can do this.

[bevis]

Ruzzia: Poland you're next
Poland: Try me, beetch.

[johnmcgrath]

I have finally found a Ukraine news source based on facts and current dates. TY

[jonathanblum]

A huge new Nato airbase in Romania makes sense in terms of containing Russia, but it may also serve the dual purpose of eventually replacing the Incirlik Air Base in Turkey. Incirlik is a hue base with numerous US assets, including nuclear weapons and a 10, 000 runway. It is the easternmost European airbase and, since its vital role in the Cold War, was a central location for virtually every action the US has taken in the Middle East - both Gulf wars, 9/11 response, Iraq, Afghanistan, fighting Hezbollah and ISIS, and much more as well. A Turkey has drifted away from Europe and Nato, becoming increasingly Islamist and focused on its own interests in the Middle East, relying Incirlik has become increasingly risky. The Turkish government has repeatedly limited the scope of US action at the base, and the new base would allow the US and NATO to relocate to a more Western oriented country with similar objectives.

[bernardwarr]

Probably will led to more high ranking military personnel falling out of windows?

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[rzdifvx]

*The Onus and Responsibility is on Every Russian citizen themselves to leave - Crimea and from inside every part of Ukraine's Borders - they've had ample warnings and opportunities to leave on their own - they've been told and have known for months to years already now that Ukraine is taking their Borders back - Leave and go back into your own borders and live peacefully with your family and friends, .*

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[Elena-feos]

Thank you for your videos and support to Ukraine

[louismorris]

Thank you for the positive news glory to stay strong you will win. It’s a matter of time.

[redrust]

The explosion in Belgorod was likely a Russian FAB glide bomb, which have a very high failure rate. They launch from near the city, and if the wings don’t deploy correctly, then it turns into an explosive brick and goes straight down. No engine sounds. No radar return signal. Only the boom and secondary explosions.

[malcomewest]

Very nice to hear that. Keep it coming. Thanks for the update. 🎉🎉🎉

[pulaski]

Ukraine needs to find _all_ those Russian weapons depots!

[MrExec]

It’s a real shame that the Ukrainians could not wait until the 4th of July for this fireworks display. Well, Putin celebrated it early for us.

[MaskinJunior]

My guess it was storage in the abandoned factory on Ulitsa K. Marksa street. It is huge, about 100x200 meters, excluding a administration bulding.