In the morning of August 28, the infrastructure of the Tver railway junction station in Russia was destroyed by an explosion.
A knowledgeable source in Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Directorate told Ukrinform about the incident.
The attack on the station occurred at about 5:00 on August 28. Explosives were planted under railway tank cars that were on the tracks and apparently filled with fuel.
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Within seconds, a powerful blast was triggered by remote detonation. The tank cars caught fire, and the flames quickly spread across the entire station area.
According to the intelligence source, the strike on the Tver junction station is part of a broader set of measures aimed at destroying Russia’s logistical capabilities for supplying its invading forces with fuel, ammunition, and personnel.
Earlier, an explosion hit the Ryazan–Moscow oil pipeline, which supplied petroleum products to the Russian capital.
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Source: Infrastructure of key railway hub destroyed in Russia’s Tver
