In the Odessa region, a cruise missile struck an ammunition storage facility. The coordinates indicate a location between the settlements of Zatoka and Belenkiy, far from densely populated areas.

According to the information provided, this warehouse is equipped with underground storage facilities and caponiers, which was one of the reasons for the use of powerful ammunition to destroy it. Additionally, there are rumors about the possible storage of R-360 Neptune anti-ship missiles at this facility, which, if confirmed, could be a significant blow to the enemy’s military resources, given the shortage of this type of missile.

The location of the positional area of ​​the RK-360MC Neptune launch complex just 20 km from the affected facility increases the likelihood that the missiles could actually be in a warehouse, especially given the logistical advantages of such a location.

Eyewitnesses reported a powerful explosion after the missile hit, which caused volumetric vibration. Subsequently, multiple explosions of varying magnitude were heard, indicating the possibility of a secondary detonation, confirming the presence of a large amount of explosive materials in the warehouse.

Visual evidence suggests that the strike was successful and effective. If information about the presence and destruction of R-360 Neptune anti-ship missiles in the warehouse is confirmed, this will significantly increase the effectiveness of the strike, since missiles of this type are extremely important for the enemy’s combat potential.