“Did they drop a nuke?” Russian troops react to massive Ukrainian Special Forces strike

Name: “Did they drop a nuke?” Russian troops react to massive Ukrainian Special Forces strike
Uploaded: 2026-11-05T05:05:33.484Z
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Ukrainian Special Operations Forces struck a Russian military storage facility, triggering a powerful explosion and extensive secondary detonations that prompted Russian troops to question whether a nuclear weapon had been used.

According to Ukraine’s 73rd Naval Special Operations Center, its operators carried out the strike and released footage of the operation on the unit’s official Facebook page.

The video shows a large explosion at the targeted facility, followed by further detonations. The Ukrainian unit reported that the strike caused significant damage and prompted reactions from Russian personnel.

“Did they drop a nuke there?!” one of the voices attributed to Russian troops can be heard asking in the footage, reacting to the scale of the explosion. The remark was a reaction to the blast, not an indication that a nuclear weapon had been used.

The exact location of the strike, the type of weapons used, and the extent of Russian military losses have not been disclosed. The footage does not independently establish the quantity or type of military supplies destroyed.

Earlier, Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Directorate reported that its GROUP 10 special forces unit had killed 108 Russian soldiers, captured 29 others, and struck 1,100 Russian targets during a weeklong operation in the Sumy region. The mission also reportedly secured more than 600 hectares of territory previously held by Russian forces. Over seven days, GROUP 10 operators conducted combat missions targeting Russian positions and personnel while clearing territory of enemy forces. Ukrainian intelligence reported that its personnel struck 1,100 Russian targets during the operation, killing 108 soldiers and taking 29 prisoners of war.

Following the operation, the special forces transferred the secured positions to other Ukrainian Defense Forces units responsible for maintaining control of the area. HUR released additional footage of the operation on October 28, showing elements of the unit’s activities in the Sumy region.

The operation comes as Ukrainian forces conduct a separate counteroffensive near Kupiansk in the Kharkiv region. Ukrainian units advanced more than 15 kilometers through underground infrastructure during Operation Veles, reportedly capturing over 30 Russian soldiers.

The operation involved National Guard brigades, military intelligence units, and drone operators. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was briefed on its initial results by senior military commanders

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Ukrainian special operations forces struck a Russian military storage facility, triggering a powerful explosion and extensive secondary detonations that prompted Russian troops to question whether a nuclear weapon had been used. According to Ukraine's 73rd Naval Special Operations Center, its operators carried out the strike and released footage of the operation on the unit's official Facebook page. The video shows a large explosion at the targeted facility, followed by further detonations. The Ukrainian unit reported that the strike caused significant damage and prompted reactions from Russian personnel. Did they drop a nuke there, one of the voices attributed to Russian troops can be heard asking in the footage, reacting to the scale of the explosion. The remark was a reaction to the blast, not an indication that a nuclear weapon had been used. The exact location of the strike, the type of weapons used, and the extent of Russian military losses have not been disclosed. The footage does not independently establish the quantity or type of military supplies destroyed. Earlier, Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Directorate reported that its Group 10 Special Forces unit had killed 108 Russian soldiers, captured 29 others, and struck 1,100 Russian targets during a week-long operation in the Sumy region. The mission also reportedly secured more more than 600 hectares of territory previously held by Russian forces. Over seven days, Group 10 operators conducted combat missions targeting Russian positions and personnel while clearing territory of enemy forces. Ukrainian intelligence reported that its personnel struck 1,100 Russian targets during the operation, killing 108 soldiers and taking 29 prisoners of war. Following the operation, the special forces transferred the secured positions to other Ukrainian Defense Forces units responsible for maintaining control of the area. HUR released additional footage of the operation on October 28, showing elements of the unit's activities in the Sumy region. The operation comes as Ukrainian forces conduct a separate counteroffensive near Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region. Ukrainian units advanced more than 15 kilometers through underground infrastructure during Operation Delos, reportedly capturing over 30 Russian soldiers. The operation involved National Guard brigades, military intelligence and drone operators. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was briefed on its initial results by senior military commanders.