British intelligence notes that the incident with the mass destruction of the occupiers in Makiivka emphasizes the unprofessional actions of the Russian army, which it has demonstrated in the past.
This is stated in the intelligence review of the British Ministry of Defense on Wednesday.
Intelligence reports that as a result of Ukraine's strike on the building of the vocational school in Makiivka, where Russian servicemen were quartered, it was completely destroyed.
"Given the scale of the damage, there is a real possibility that ammunition was stored near the location of the troops, which detonated during the strike, causing secondary explosions," the review says.
The building is located only 12.5 km from the Avdiiv section of the front, which is one of the hottest points of the conflict, the British agency notes.
"The Russian military has had experience with unsafe ammunition storage long before the current war, but this incident highlights how unprofessional actions lead to high casualty rates among Russian servicemen," the summary reads.
Earlier, the Stratcom reported that on New Year's Eve, thanks to a precise strike by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, it was possible to eliminate about 400 mobilized Russians in Makiivka, and about 300 more invaders were wounded of varying degrees of severity.
It was emphasized that Russian soldiers were stationed in the building of the local vocational school No. 19.
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced that the death toll in Makiivka as a result of an attack on the location of Russian servicemen has increased to 89.
