The destruction of ammunition depots near the temporarily occupied Mariupol will complicate the provision of Russian units on the combat contact line.
This was stated on the air of the telethon by the spokesman for the Ukrainian Navy, Captain 3rd Rank Dmitry Pletenchuk. In particular, he commented on the missile strike that was carried out by the Ukrainian Navy together with other units of the Defense Forces on important ammunition depots that were discovered by intelligence. According to confirmed data, as a result of the strike, both the infrastructure of the storage facilities and tons of ammunition that the invaders had accumulated for use on the territory of Ukraine were destroyed.
"This is one of those examples when confirmed information gets into the media space. We can't always talk about such cases, but now - yes... It took several days to verify the results of the work. We can confirm that fire damage was inflicted by the forces and means of the Navy in cooperation with other units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine. They were effective," Pletenchuk emphasized.
He added that the military cannot disclose the details of the attack, but it is already possible to draw the appropriate conclusions from "this case."
"The conclusions are as follows. In fact, in this way we confirm our fire control over a fairly large territory, including the waters of the Azov Sea. We reminded the enemy that they cannot afford to be there. And of course, such actions greatly complicate the rear support of the units that are directly conducting combat operations on the contact line. In this case - in the south of our country. This will have significant consequences for him in the future," Pletenchuk emphasized.
He also answered the question of whether the destruction of the warehouse in the Mariupol area indicates that the Ukrainian Navy is expanding its zone of influence from the sea to land. According to him, this cannot be called something extremely new and recalled the destruction of a warehouse with foreign-made kamikaze drones in the Russian city of Yeysk.
"This is even further away (than Mariupol). Therefore, we can say that this is another successful case with the use of... It must be understood that any such operations are extremely complex in planning and no less