At least 27 dead after Russian drone attack triggers multiple blasts and fire at warehouse near Kyiv

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[janetjanet998]

At least 27 people have been killed and dozens wounded after a Russian drone attack triggered a large fire and multiple explosions that lasted for hours at a warehouse in a residential area near Kyiv. The attack — in the Bucha district — came amid near constant aerial assaults from Russia but the likely storage of ammunition at the warehouse has had catastrophic consequences. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed to punish those responsible.

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TOPICS: News/Current Events
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[janetjanet998]

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Russian strike near Kyiv triggers massive fire and secondary explosions Killing dozens
https://rumble.com/shorts/v7et15e

[dforest]

I find it odd that all at once we are hearing about Ukraine again. CNN obviously up to something.

[janetjanet998]

Deaths toll now 37

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[ComputerGuy]

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed to punish those responsible.

Responsible for storing the ammunition in the first place?

[BobL]

“secondary explosions”

Sounds like a legitimate target to me.

[canuck_conservative]

Sounds like a legitimate target to me

Guess Moscow is a legitimate target, too

[datricker]

The longer this war goes on the faster Russia dies keep it up Vladimir you sick bastard. A world without Russia will be better place.

[MrRelevant]

It has been. Theyve been attacking Moscow continuously

[McGruff]

The latest shipment of Patriot Missiles never made it to service.

[BeauBo]

Russian battlefield casualties are running about one per minute (1,440 per day), 24 x 7, with more than half of those KIA. Total Russian casualties in the current invasion of Ukraine are about to break 1,500,000 (1,483,780 on the 28 Aug report). The Soviet Union by comparison, then including Ukrainians, had about 50,000 in total killed in ten years of the Afghan War.

Russian recruiting efforts no longer keep up with losses, and preparations have been made to re-institute mandatory mobilizations, after next month’s (Sept) elections. The border crossing into Georgia already has a miles long back up, as it did when Russia last declared a mobilization in 2022, and over a million men left the country (overwhelmingly, not to return).

Reuters noted recently that all of Lukoil’s refineries in Russia have now suspended operations, due to damage. Gazprom, long the biggest single contributor to Russian Government revenues, now continues to lose money, quarter after quarter, despite having ceased to invest in future production.

Russia’s depleted National Wealth Fund can no longer cover Russia’s Federal budget deficits as it did in the early years of the war, and the deficits themselves continue growing larger, accelerating sharply this year, despite the largest tax hikes since the fall of the Soviet Union.

Preparations have also been made to re-institute food ration cards after the election, and fuel rationing has already been used this year in Russia on a spot basis. Deposits are being withdrawn from the Russian banking system at the maximum level allowed by Russia’s new legal restrictions, while the proportion of non-performing loans continues to grow sharply.

[quantim]

Good points all. This opens another question, if the Russkies/Putin ultimately lose to the Ukrainians will the Chicoms invade or take over a huge part of ethnic Russia? Especially those of of Asian descent like we have seen in recent years.

[The Louiswu]

A world without Russia will be better place.

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When he dies Russia will go Islamic almost overnight.

[adorno]

I find it odd that all at once we are hearing about Ukraine again.

I don't think the war ever stopped. It's been in the news everyday since the beginning. Even here on FR, there are two or more articles about Ukraine posted for discussion every day. I've seen your handle/id, in fact, among the engaged parties in those discussions. What gives?

It's not an issue revived by CNN.