Russian forces cross Ukrainian border 22.02.2022 morning

[gixajo]

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This photo was posted at Charter97.org.

Full story at Charter 97 Press Center

In the article, there are four brief videos of the explosion that were made as it occurred.

and the causes of the explosion are not known? Another worker smoking where he shouldn't?

[Smaland]

Residents of Russia’s Republic of Udmurtia posted videos to social media on Wednesday that show a large fire towering into the air following an apparent explosion near the Votkinsk Machine Building Plant, about 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) from the regional capital of Izhevsk.
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The Votkinsk Machine Building Plant produces military equipment (including Iskander-M, Topol-M, Yars, and Bulava missiles) as well as civilian goods.

Full story at Meduza

[gixajo]

If Putin was to nuke Europe and USA, would you support him?

[Smaland]

and the causes of the explosion are not known? Another worker smoking where he shouldn't?

This is one of the first stories about the event, and so they only know that something happened. Finding out the reason why will require an investigation, and that takes time.

[Victor]

If Putin was to nuke Europe and USA, would you support him?

An idiotic provocative question, it's not even a question who supports it or not, it should be used as an automatic response.

[Smaland]

Photo credit: "Social media"

A powerful explosion rocked the suburbs of the city of Izhevsk in central Russia on Wednesday night, with state-run media reporting that the blast occurred at a machine and missile production facility.

Videos shared on social media showed a large fireball lighting up the night sky over the testing grounds of the Votkinsk Machine Building Plant in the village of Yagul, located just outside the republic of Udmurtia’s capital city, some 1,000 kilometers east of Moscow.

The state-run TASS news agency, citing an anonymous emergency dispatcher, reported that the explosion was part of a “planned” rocket test.
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Full story in The Moscow Times

[Salty Ears]

About Izhevsk - Votkinsk "accident": some forum members here like to "eat shit" and then "to speak with stinking mouth". 12 km from Izhevsk there is no Votkinsk, but polygon. Meduza reports, haha pezduza is almost meme here

[Salty Ears]

The bottom line is that explosions at this test site usually occurred during the day, not at night. but now the Ukrainian, Western media has a beautiful picture to come up with a cool story.

[Smaland]

CFG's user account is now on my ignore list. This might save him time, because there won't be an incentive to write a 'particular type of post'. As for me, I can have a calmer day.

[gixajo]

An idiotic provocative question, it's not even a question who supports it or not, it should be used as an automatic response.

The really interesting thing is when they ask if they would be willing to protest or do anything if that possibility became real.

As for hypersonic missiles, I said that only the Kinzhal is usually used, and just in tonight's attacks on Kyiv, major cities and surrounding areas today they used a Zircon missile, which is usually fired from ships:



And since several missiles have directly hit residential buildings, either they are attacking civilians or their missiles miss the target or if they fell in residential areas after being shot down by air defense, they are interceptable.

By the way, Kharkiv was hit by North Korean missiles.