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Russian ammo depot, reportedly holding 264,000 tons of munitions, obliterated near Moscow

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Russian ammo depot, reportedly holding 264,000 tons of munitions, obliterated near Moscow

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One of Russia's largest munitions stockpiles erupted in catastrophic secondary explosions that continued for hours.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/62091365

Apparently, Ukrainian drones pushed through and started a chain reaction.

Explosions reportedly continued for hours, and authorities evacuated nearby settlements. Initial reports indicate that the site, previously protected by one of Russia’s densest air defense networks, suffered catastrophic damage.

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Yep. Makes a nice change from all of the non-literal “slammed” claims in a lot of the headlines I see these days.
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  I especially when sports teams are routinely decimated, yet somehow all play again in the next game.
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    Well, they only lost 1/10th of the team.
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  Russia warehouse “slammed” by Ukraine

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