Footage from Ukraine's 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade shows various strike against Russian ammunition supply points near the front lines.

The poorly-cached ammo was likely dropped off at predetermined spots by supply truck drivers bringing equipment from the rear. They had no intention of sticking around the drone infested front, so they dropped their cargo and fled.

The destroyed ammunition makes it harder for the Russians to keep fire superiority as they must conserve what ammo and equipment they have. There's no telling when they will be supplied again.

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