Huge explosion at the GRAU 51 Arsenal east of Moscov 22/4-25. Filming location roughly 6km distance.

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1. Badaboom madafaka

2. initial or secondary?

3. Jesus, that was huuuuuuuuuge

4. Daamn good job

5. I heard russia just wanted to have the site rapidly deconstructed. So their friendly neighbors in Ukraine helped them out.

6. Was that bigger than Lebanon?

7. Careless smokers again

8. Looks like a volcanic eruption

9. that’s a big one

10. Yooo biggest of the war? I think yes!

11. That made me smile! Nice to see before going to sleep.

12. Seems like a bunker or underground depot judging by the amount of dirt thrown into the air

13. Suicide bomber ? Drone ? Divine intervention ?

14. the brave Ukrainians demilitarizing this terrorizt nation

15. After last year attack on toropets many people on twitter discussed different GRAU locations, and this one was considered almost impossible, since it is within moscow city anti-air coverage. But here we are now

16. Carry on people, nothing to see here, just an ordinary day in Russia.

17. Can someone give me the GPS coordinates of the base please?

18. I just love how the Russians continue to aggregate massive amounts of ammunition at a single site. Carry on you beautiful bastards. Carry on.

19. Drone was successfully intercepted. This is just a small forest fire from the falling debris.

20. Damn. I wanted to hear that.

    Good work!

21. Russia said it was from mishandled ammo. Right…

22. Remember when we were making fun of them loading 20 dudes in the back of an open truck? These mf are gonna be using nerf darts now

23. Dammit someone needs to post a video with the blast wave and the detonation audio, or so help me…

    *Cue Monsters, Inc references*

24. NORAD verifying no launch!

25. Nothing more I love seeing then massive Russian ammo dumps going boom.

26. Damn anyone in that place is vaporized to dust…. Insane blast.

27. I’ll get the marshmallows!

28. ChatGPT’s distance analysis (if estimating that the shockwave hits right at the end of the video):

    If it takes **20 seconds** to hear the shockwave (assuming you’re hearing the sound traveling through the air), you can use the speed of sound to estimate the distance.

    The speed of sound in air is roughly **343 meters per second** (at sea level and around 20°C / 68°F).

    So:

    \[\text{Distance} = \text{Speed} \times \text{Time} = 343 \, \text{m/s} \times 20 \, \text{s} = 6,860 \, \text{meters}\]

    That’s **6.86 kilometers**, or about **4.26 miles**.

    So, the explosion was roughly **7 kilometers or 4.3 miles away**.

29. This isn’t the first time I’ve seen a massive explosion like this in Russia. My god the crater from that thing, they’re gonna have a bunch of new fishing spots in western Russia in a few rain seasons.

30. Pro russians: the arsenal is Ok :’D

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