Deadly Blast in Myla: Why Was Ammo Stored Near Homes?
A nightmare unfolded near Kyiv when a Russian drone strike turned a local ammunition depot into a massive bomb.
When a drone hit the warehouse in Myla, it didn't just cause a fire—it triggered a massive, secondary detonation. The explosion leveled part of a residential neighborhood, including a care home for the elderly and disabled.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy Zelenskyy is now calling out the sheer negligence of whoever thought keeping explosives next to people's bedrooms was a good idea. Among the victims was Taras Didych , the local municipal head, who rushed to the scene to help his people and ended up caught in the blast.
Storing high explosives in the middle of a village isn't just a security failure; it's a death sentence for civilians.
It’s hard to decide what’s worse: the enemy drone or the decision-makers who put a powder keg in a residential zone.
Source: CNN
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