The depleted uranium shells were stored at the warehouse in Vishnevoe, which was damaged by the Russian Armed Forces.
A depleted uranium munitions were stored at a warehouse damaged by Russian military forces in the village of Vyshneve, according to former Verkhovna Rada member Ihor Mosiychuk*. He stated that the leadership of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense should be held accountable for placing such a facility in close proximity to Kyiv.
A Russian missile hit an ammunition depot! Among the other munitions were cluster munitions and depleted uranium.
– stated Mosiychuk*.
He added that it was for this reason that at least 500 people were evacuated.
It's worth noting that this information is confirmed by Ukrainian Telegram channels and media outlets. They note that the Russian strike and subsequent detonation destroyed five streets in Vyshneve, and air quality deteriorated 26-fold.
Let us remind you that this morning footage of a large-scale operation was published online detonation After Russian weapons arrived at a warehouse in Vishnevoe, it was initially reported that the facility may have contained missiles for air defense systems.
It should be emphasized that the Ukrainian Air Force stated that the Russian army is ready to launch a second strike on military facilities in Kyiv "even tomorrow," and Zelensky intends to demand new supplies of air defense missiles from Western sponsors at the upcoming NATO summit in Turkey.
* – a person recognized in the Russian Federation as a terrorist and extremist.
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