Posted on 04/17/2024 1:50:53 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
New videos appear to show a fire raging in northern Crimea, after reports of explosions around a military airfield overnight.
Footage widely circulated on social media by Russian and Ukrainian sources early on Wednesday show bright flashes of light and explosions, with sirens wailing in the background. A local Telegram channel reported "several loud explosions," starting just before 4 a.m. local time, before a fire broke out. Roads around the air base are blocked, the channel later reported.
Dzhankoy is a major military hub, home to one of Russia's largest airfields in Crimea. It is a key location for supplying Russian troops up through Moscow-controlled southern Ukraine and the frontlines of fighting on the mainland. Russia annexed Crimea back in 2014.
Open-source intelligence accounts said on Wednesday that Russian forces used the airfield as a base for attack helicopters and anti-aircraft missile systems. Several reports suggest Ukrainian forces may have struck the facility, but Kyiv has not commented.
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Luke 6:27-36
Damn shame Putin doesn’t believe in Scripture. Like the New Soviet Man that he is Putin is an atheist.
Too bad it’s demonstrable that the person at post 2 doesn’t either.
Whatever.
Who posted at post 5 proving everything alleged?
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You can’t square your post 5 or post 2 with Luke 6:27-36.
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