Russia claims Wednesday that it destroyed a foreign arms depot in western Ukraine’s Lviv region, a region bordering Poland that is rarely hit by attacks from Moscow.
“Russian high-precision missiles” destroyed near Radekhiv in the Lviv region a “depot of foreign weapons and ammunition that were delivered to the Kyiv regime from Poland,” the Russian military said in a statement.
The military did not provide any further evidence to substantiate its claims and AFP was unable to verify these statements from independent sources.
50 Ukrainian soldiers killed in attack
Russian forces also say they destroyed four ammunition depots, including one in the Mykolaiv region and three in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, as well as a fuel depot in the Mykolaiv region, according to the same source.
The Russian military also claims to have killed more than 50 Ukrainian soldiers during an attack on Mykolaivka in the Donetsk region.
Last June, Moscow claimed to have destroyed a NATO-issued weapons depot in western Ukraine.
Source: BFM TV
