New satellite imagery appears to show the aftermath of a long-range Ukrainian strike on an ammunition depot inside Russia on Saturday, as Kyiv continues its persistent cross-border attacks on Moscow's key military sites.

Ukraine said over the past few days that it hit three Russian arsenals that housed missiles, glide bombs, and artillery ammunition.

Ukrainian long-range drones struck a key ammunition depot in Russia's Tver region last week. Moscow stored missiles, bombs, and artillery there.

Ukraine struck a missile storage facility in Russia's Tver region last week, destroying enough ammo to impact attacks for 2 to 3 months, experts said.

The Ukrainian military said 2,000 tons of munitions, including some from North Korea, had arrived at the depot before the strike.

Ukrainian drones struck two Russian munition depots in an overnight attack that caused one of Russia’s largest ammo storage facilities to explode in a massive, fiery blaze Saturday, officials said. Kyiv’s military general staff claimed the attack targeted ammunition facilities in Tikhoretsk and Oktyabrsky,