"Sent into orbit": border guards destroyed enemy's warehouse near Luhansk (VIDEO)

Ukrainian border guards destroyed an enemy ammunition depot in Luhansk region. The explosion was so powerful that even a car carrying the occupiers' cargo flew into the air.

This was reported by the press service of the State Border Guard Service and published a video.

It is noted that the SBGSU aerial reconnaissance discovered an enemy warehouse in Luhansk region. After waiting for the occupiers to bring resources there, the border guards passed the coordinates to the artillery of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

According to the border guards, the rear base was destroyed by a precision strike.

"The detonation of the ammunition also sent the vehicle transporting the cargo flying. The enemy's losses are being established," the SBGS added.

About the SBGS

The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine is a special-purpose law enforcement agency tasked with ensuring the inviolability of the state border of Ukraine and protecting Ukraine's sovereign rights in its exclusive (maritime) economic zone.

As a reminder, border guards and mortar operators captured the occupiers' position near Bakhmut in Donetsk region.

We also told you how the border guards evacuated a drone that had fallen under the influence of electronic warfare and conducted a special operation called "Saving Private Mavik."

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