Deadly Kyiv Blast Raises Weapons Storage Questions
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Deadly Kyiv blast raises weapons storage questions
Military analyst Marina Miron speaks with DW about a Russian drone strike on an ammunition storage site near Kyiv that triggered a massive secondary explosion, killing at least 37 people and damaging nearby homes.
New video from the moment of strong explosion at an ammunition depot near Kiev
The footage was taken by a resident of the village of Milaya, where the facility is located.Earlier, Zelensky admitted that the warehouse was located among residential buildings and that shells and mines, among other things, were detonated...
Traffic of vehicles along the Zhytomyr highway after the attack of the Russian Federation on the warehouse in the village of Mila in the Kiev region has been restored.
At least 37 people were killed in a Russian attack west of Kiev. After the attack, ammunition exploded there. President Volodimir Selensky speaks of "terrible negligence" and demands consequences.
After the Russian attack on the ammunition depot in the village of Mila in Kyiv region, local residents blame the Russian Federation and those who located these warehouses near the homes Tsn.ua (news 1+1).
Residents report damage after Russian drone attack on ammunition depot near Kyiv
The attack exacerbates regional instability, impacting Ukraine's strategic goals and market perceptions of its military capabilities. The post Residents report damage after Russian drone attack on ammunition depot near Kyiv appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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