A Ukrainian drone strike hit a Russian weapons depot reportedly caused a 2.8 magnitude earthquake and a huge blast captured in a social media post showed a massive explosion.

The Ukrainian attack on ammunition depots in the Tver region in western Russia proved to be extremely effective. Reports have emerged of fires and massive explosions that caused minor earthquakes in the area,

Russia said it was working to repel a Ukrainian drone attack on Toropets, where there's a major military depot, as explosions lit up the night.

Depot housed critical military assets including Iskander and Tochka-U tactical missile systems, guided aerial bombs

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

Russian Telegram channels and media have been reporting fires at an ammunition depot in Kuban and at a Main Missile and Artillery Directorate arsenal of the Russian Defence Ministry in Tver Oblast. Source: Astra,

Drones from the Security Service of Ukraine, the Defense Intelligence, and the Special Operations Forces attacked a large missile depot in Russia during the night of Wednesday, September 18. Updated satellite images of the aftermath of the strike have surfaced online,

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.

On the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, the Ukrainian army bombed a Russian arms depot in Toropets in the Russian region of Tver, about 165 kilometers northwest of Moscow. The explosion even caused an earthquake.