Large Russian Military Base Blown Up In Kozacha Bay Near Sevastopol

The 810th marine brigade of the occupiers was stationed there.

On the evening of July 28, powerful explosions were heard in the temporarily occupied Crimea. It was loud in Kozacha Bay near Sevastopol: eyewitnesses heard explosions there, and saw ambulances and police cars rushing in the direction of the scene.

After the explosions, the Crimeans heard a detonation: an ammunition depot at the location of the 810th Marine Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces was hit.

The details were told in the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

According to the military intelligence of Ukraine, it was loud in the area of the Kozacha Bay the night before, at about 22.00.

“Witnesses heard two explosions and the sounds of the subsequent detonation of ammunition. Several ambulances and police cars drove to the scene of the incident,” the Defense Intelligence noted.

They also added that the reason for the “bavovna” this time was not missiles or attack drones, but sabotage at the deployment point of the Russian marines.

“In the area of the Kozacha Bay, the 810th marines separate brigade of the occupiers is now deployed. It is known that the sabotage resulting in explosions and detonation took place in the “temporary warehouse” of the Rushist ammunition,” the scouts noted.