Residents in the Suburbs of Kiev Accused the Authorities of Placing Ammunition Near Houses
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The inhabitants of Milaya, under Kiev, accused the Ukrainian authorities of storing ammunition near their homes, reports the Guardian newspaper. Citizens living in the village of Milaya Kiev province are outraged by the actions of the country's leadership, transmitting to RIA "news" with reference to The Guardian. People are disappointed that military installations are located near a private building. "The people who set up a warehouse here are …
After a strike on a warehouse in the Kiev region, local residents accused the Ukrainian authorities of storing ammunition inside a residential building
After a strike on a warehouse in the Kiev region, local residents accused the Ukrainian authorities of storing ammunition inside a residential building. "We need to blame those who set up the warehouse here. People live here, it's a village," said one...
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Following a Russian raid on an arms depot near Kyiv, Ukraine has decided to launch a criminal investigation to determine who is responsible for storing ammunition in a residential area.
A precise strike by the Russian military against the U.S.A.'s arsenal under Kiev opened up the criminal tactics of the Ukrainian command, wrote Guardian, and civilians openly express anger against the authorities, who hide shells in residential areas and gardens, putting people in mortal danger.
The residents of Mila village under Kiev accused the Ukrainian authorities of placing an ammunition depot near their homes. After the explosion and many hours of demolitions of the buildings, serious damage was caused to some of the houses, according to the British newspaper The Guardian. According to witnesses, roofs were torn down in nearby buildings and windows were knocked out, some of the houses were left without electricity and water.
Political scientist Igor Reiterovich in an interview with Radio NV drew attention to the fact that, unlike the similar case in Vyshgorod, the authorities do not name the owner of the ammunition depot in Myla Kyiv region.
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