100,000 tons of ammunition went up: It was one of russia’s largest ammunition depots. The site stored guided aerial bombs (KABs), artillery shells, rockets for multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), and components for air defense systems. This is the only language of “peace” that Putin understands

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  1. Glad to see Ukraine is still hitting back! This IS a big loss to Russia

  2. I always get a huge hard-on when orcs get fucked up 🔝

  7. Putin wants to talk and freeze front lines now 😭😭😭🤡🤡🤡😭😭😭

  9. Mind blowing.

    They blew up so many of those and the russian army is still ***somewhat*** functional, how many more do those mofo have ?

  10. That hit saved more Ukrainian lives than the Putin puppets in the White House ever will.

  11. Was it a drone hit or just another Blyat accident? Not that it matters much but I hope it was a drone hit.

  12. 100.000 tons seems a bit much. 100.000 kilos maybe?

  13. that blast doesn’t look like 100k tons of bombs exploded tho… i hope at least they won’t be able to safetly use whatever left unexploded.

  14. Who gives a fuck what trump’tin may or not say, although they both must be seething about it. 100,000 ton of russian terror gone is a great, great hit! Slava Ukraini

  15. 100 kT does not sound quite right… That’s a city-buster nuclear bomb.

    For comparison, the huge Beirut 2020 explosion was a bit over 2 kT. “Little Boy” was max 16 kT.

    Though maybe that was not a single explosion, but a series of explosions, that’d make 100 kT a bit more believable.

  18. How common was this in ww2/korea/nam for the Allies/Axis? I’ve just never heard of it happening as often as it is for Russia.

  19. Good. Less ammunition to keep their stupid and illegal aggression going.

  20. No smoking regulation seems slightly inadequate. Air defence shoot down all UAV:s but some debris ignited som dry grass😩🚑

  23. We got mushroom clouds over Russia before GTA6

    hehehehe

  24. Any idea on how many days worth of ammo this is? I’m not sure how to put it in perspective

  25. It sent debris flying out to 5-10 kilometers away! Security cameras caught pieces impacting.

  26. Karma comes in many forms…sometimes as a mushroom cloud over a (former) ammo dump.

    The white smoke is likely from solid rocket motors, and the black from explosives.

    Falling debris? Careless smoking? This time they blame it on a fire that was in violation of safety codes…as if there were fires allowed in the same building as 100,000 tons of explosives that WERE in compliance with safety codes

    Nice work boys….

  30. Picturing the Lord of War opening scene, but halfway through it cuts to the ammo stored in this warehouse and some Russian soldiers celebrating a birthday with a cake with sparklers. One trips while carrying the cake, we hear a bit of laughing, and then boom.

  31. I know it’s very difficult to know, but does anyone have any idea of value, or % of total stockpiles or time to replace these losses?

    Anything to put the significance into some context.

  33. 100,000 tons? Am I reading that right? More than 6 Hiroshima bombs?

  35. Orcs having a bad day. Kenetic disassembly is a good thing.
    Slava Ukraine!

  36. How can they keep letting this happen? Is it so hard to protect an ammunition dump? To use it safely? To not store explosives together where a chain reaction can occur?

  38. That is a good start. Now, if only there was a Stuxnet level attack to accompany it. Damn shame if that were to happen again……………………….

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