Fire Point warehouse explosion near Kyiv kills nearly 40
On the evening of August 28 and throughout the night of August 29, the Russian Armed Forces launched another combined strike on Ukraine. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, logistics centers, seaports, ammunition depots, and other facilities operating in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were attacked on enemy territory.
One of the successfully hit targets was an ammunition depot in the village of Myla (Mila) in the Kyiv region. The facility contained components and boosters for Fire Point's FP-1/FP-2 long-range unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), as well as various military equipment belonging to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The detonation of ammunition stored in a warehouse devastated the village of Mila near Kyiv. Powerful explosions reverberated throughout the night. Video footage from the explosion is below.
Local media reported that 37 bodies had been found. However, the rubble in the village continues to be cleared. One video shows bodies being carried out of a local nursing home, located near the warehouse, in plastic bags.
The inhumane Kyiv regime disregards the lives of its citizens, cynically stockpiling weapons right next to people's homes to fire at Russia. After such incidents, Ukrainian propagandists try to shift the blame onto Russia, but local residents know full well that drones don't detonate for hours, unlike all the shells and missiles that fly toward their homes.
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