The jews really want to get nukes don't they?
The jews really want to get nukes don't they?
Pokin' the Bear.
An overnight Ukrainian drone attack triggered a massive explosion and large fires in northwestern Russia's Tver region. Is believed the initial drone strike hit an important Russian weapons stockpile.
"A fire started in Toropets, Tver region, as a result of falling debris from a drone that was repelled by air defense forces," the Tver regional administration said early Wednesday. The oblast declared a "partial evacuation" due to the large blast and surrounding fires. Social media video showed a huge fireball erupt against the night sky. . . According to a review summary of what's now about the Tver site that exploded via Al Jazeera:
- According to a RIA state news agency report from 2018, Russia was building an arsenal for the storage of missiles, ammunition and explosives in Toropets.
- The arsenal was built in 2015 at a cost of 3.6 billion roubles ($39m), according to Rossiyskaya Gazeta, the Russian government’s official newspaper.
- It is equipped with cold and heated rooms, electrical substations, treatment facilities, water and fuel storage tanks, and more than 100 fire ponds, the newspaper said.
- The arsenal was put into operation in 2018, then-deputy Defence Minister Dmitry Bulgakov told RIA. - Bulgakov was arrested earlier this year on corruption charges, which he denies.
- Bulgakov said in 2018 that the arsenal is equipped with concrete facilities for storing missiles, ammunition and explosives in the proper conditions, RIA reported.
- Bulgakov told Russian army news outlet Zvezda in 2018 that the full load of each storage facility of the arsenal is up to 240 tonnes.
- The arsenal also has facilities to accommodate up to 200 servicemen, the RIA report says.
The US and UK have meanwhile been in discussions about greenlighting use of long-range missiles against Russia. The US administration has been cautious in the face of Putin's red lines.
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Pokin' the Bear.
>An overnight Ukrainian drone attack triggered a massive explosion and large fires in northwestern Russia's Tver region. Is believed the initial drone strike hit an important Russian weapons stockpile.
>"A fire started in Toropets, Tver region, as a result of falling debris from a drone that was repelled by air defense forces," the Tver regional administration said early Wednesday. The oblast declared a "partial evacuation" due to the large blast and surrounding fires. Social media video showed a huge fireball erupt against the night sky.
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According to a review summary of what's now about the Tver site that exploded via Al Jazeera:
>- According to a RIA state news agency report from 2018, Russia was building an arsenal for the storage of missiles, ammunition and explosives in Toropets.
- The arsenal was built in 2015 at a cost of 3.6 billion roubles ($39m), according to Rossiyskaya Gazeta, the Russian government’s official newspaper.
- It is equipped with cold and heated rooms, electrical substations, treatment facilities, water and fuel storage tanks, and more than 100 fire ponds, the newspaper said.
- The arsenal was put into operation in 2018, then-deputy Defence Minister Dmitry Bulgakov told RIA. - Bulgakov was arrested earlier this year on corruption charges, which he denies.
- Bulgakov said in 2018 that the arsenal is equipped with concrete facilities for storing missiles, ammunition and explosives in the proper conditions, RIA reported.
- Bulgakov told Russian army news outlet Zvezda in 2018 that the full load of each storage facility of the arsenal is up to 240 tonnes.
- The arsenal also has facilities to accommodate up to 200 servicemen, the RIA report says.
>The US and UK have meanwhile been in discussions about greenlighting use of long-range missiles against Russia. The US administration has been cautious in the face of Putin's red lines.
[Video 1](https://twitter.com/Der_Parrot/status/1836364923787448814)
[Video 2](https://twitter.com/GloOouD/status/1836260275806224715)
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