Warehouse of occupiers was blown up in Melitopol – mayor

A series of loud explosions thundered through the city on the night of January 8. Shells stored by the occupiers at the Gidromash plant exploded.

On the night of January 8, a series of loud explosions thundered in Melitopol, Zaporozhye region, temporarily occupied by Russian troops, due to the detonation of shells by the invaders, which they stored at the Gidromash plant. This was announced by the mayor of the city Ivan Fedorov.

“It was too strong at the Gidromash plant, which was acquired by the Russians, where they put another military base,” Fedorov wrote.

He added, the roar continued for several hours. At the same time, Fedorov urged to wait for details from the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

As noted by the local edition of RIA Melitopol, residents of New Melitopol will hear the sounds of the explosion especially loudly. The Russian invaders turned the Gidromash plant into a military base.

“Ammunition storage is stored in the plant itself. After the explosions, the shells exploded for about an hour,” the publication said.

In the morning, residents of Melitopol saw smoke over the plant. It was also learned that due to the blast wave in the houses near the business, windows were blown out. None of the civilians were hurt.

After the explosions in the BC warehouse, the interventionists hastily began to expel their weapons from the business, and the invaders “began active movement” around the city.

Let us remind you, on January 6th in Melitopol, there was also an explosion. The residents of the city heard it in the area of ​​the train station.

Also, around noon on December 23, a loud explosion was heard in the center of the temporarily occupied Melitopol – the occupiers’ car exploded.

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