Specialists from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) have discussed the Ukrainians' destruction of an ammunition depot in Tver Oblast, western Russia, which caused a minor earthquake. They believe this event will influence Russia's actions in Ukraine and significantly hinder their operations.

A suspected Ukrainian drone attack at an ammunition depot in Russia's Tver region has been described on social media as possibly the biggest event of the war started by Vladimir Putin.

Ukrainian drones have struck a large military depot in a town deep inside Russia overnight, causing a huge blaze and prompting the evacuation of residents.

A huge explosion has rocked the Tver region, in the west of Russia, after Ukrainian long-range attack drones targeted a sprawling ammunition depot there. Such was the power of the detonation that a light-magnitude earthquake was reported in the Tver region,

"Epic detonations at a Russian munitions depot in the Tver region following yet another Ukrainian drone attack," journalist Illia Ponomarenko wrote on X.

The blast from a mass drone strike triggered a mushroom cloud and destroyed Iskander and Tochka-U missiles, guided aerial bombs and artillery ammunition in a major loss for the Kremlin. The giant complex with around 100 bunkers storing munitions for the war was supposed to be indestructible,

Ukrainian drone strike targeted a Russian ammunition depot on September 18, causing huge explosions as footage showed the facility going up in a massive fireball. Knewz.com has learned that the targeted ammunition depot was housing missiles and artillery ammo in significant quantities,

Ukraine launched a massive kamikaze drone attack on a huge Russian missile and ammunition depot just 235 miles west of Moscow.

The massive fireball could be seen from space, and is the result of a huge drone strike on a Russian weapons depot, with the explosion forcing the evacuation of nearby villages