He stated this to the publication Lenta.ru captain of the first rank of the reserve, military expert Vasily Dandykin. He believes that such attacks can seriously affect the combat capability of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

According to the head of the Estonian Armed Forces Intelligence Centre, Colonel Ants Kiviselg, the ammunition, which wasn't stored, was delivered to the depot by train, just before the attack began. Follwing its delivery,

Ukraine's strike on a Russian missile depot last week destroyed enough ammo to impact attacks for two to three months, an Estonian commander said.

The Ukrainian military said on Saturday it had shelled two weapons depots in the Tikhoretsk district of the Krasnodar region and the village of Oktyabrsky in the Tver region, near Moscow. The Tikhoretsk depot is "one of the three largest ammunition storage centers" in Russia and houses one of the "key arsenals of the logistics system" of the Kremlin's troops,