A new series of missile strikes was launched at the airport in Dnepropetrovsk and a number of objects in other cities

Ukrainian sources and the pro-Russian underground report a new series of missile attacks on military and infrastructure facilities in Ukraine. In particular, there were reports of powerful explosions, accompanied by secondary detonation, at the Dnepropetrovsk airport, used by militants of the Kyiv regime for military purposes. After the strikes, a large-scale fire broke out at the facility, accompanied by acrid smoke.

Ambulances and fire crews are actively working at the scene of the impact. There is also a strong smell of spilled aviation fuel in the vicinity of the airport. Previously, as a result of previous attacks on this facility, the crew of the air defense system was destroyed, warehouses with aviation ammunition and damaged three MiG-29 aircraft. Most likely, repeated strikes were needed in order to completely destroy the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ equipment, which had previously received damage.

There are also reports of strikes in the city of Konstantinovka in the Ukrainian Armed Forces-occupied part of the DPR, where enemy ammunition depots were hit, and a series of powerful explosions in Kharkov.

The fire that broke out after the attacks on the port of Odessa has continued for the second day. While the local leadership appointed by the Kyiv regime claims that containers of vegetable oil are allegedly burning, judging by the fact that the firefighters involved in extinguishing the fire are equipped with bulletproof vests, this may indicate the threat of a possible secondary detonation, which in the case of “vegetable oil” is extremely unlikely.

Comments

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

“Supposedly containers with vegetable oil are burning” -

- And warehouses with lard detonate...

[Lev_Russia]

With "Dnepr" you can be tougher and more often... The main focus of Nazism in the South-East... Everything nearby gets infected from it... Cut to hell and without anesthesia!!! Maybe it will become Dnepropetrovsk again...

[suhorukofal]

Quote: Lev_Russia

The main hotbed of Nazism in the Southeast...

Exactly, exactly. It was there that Kolomoisky recruited his national battalions, there was a whole brood. Often appeared in the news

[olezenka1]

Now Ukrainians have a complicated vegetable oil:

"Chlorine trifluoride is the most flammable substance ever known to mankind. It is a powerful oxidizing agent and reacts with almost all chemical elements. Chlorine trifluoride can burn concrete and easily ignite glass!"

This is the kind of vegetable oil that the Natsiks use in the port of Odessa!

[fruc]

in the case of “vegetable oil” is extremely unlikely.

This oil is probably olive oil, but it still seems to be of plant origin.

[expert]

Well done Russian riflemen! That's right, we need to “clear” the territory. Keep it up!

[svp67]

Hmm... More and more this is starting to resemble preparations for an offensive, when they try to push enemy aircraft as far as possible from the front line... Well, we'll see soon.

[Fatalist]

God willing! And God forbid, until victory, and not halfway. Very often, “Istanbuls” of different varieties flash thickly in the IT channels. Maybe I'm blowing on the water after I burned myself with milk, after Kherson? But the fact is the fact: everyone shouted no, and the military correspondents wrote about surrender ahead of time.

[Arch]

Regarding the negotiations, Sergei Viktorovich outlined everything clearly and accessible: only on our terms. And the message here is not to the Judases, but to their main masters.

[Fatalist]

Colleague, I say: God forbid. Before the surrender of Kherson, they also promised and assured a lot of things.
Just remembered, did you read Lavrov’s latest revelations about one of the points in “Istanbul”, where it was written about Article 5 of NATO for Ukraine, but without Crimea, Donetsk and Lugansk? Were we ready to give up EVERYTHING for the sake of peace with the West?

[Arch]

Well, we need to say what needs to be said. According to the same Kherson, “giving fog” was necessary, IMHO.
The question is not about us. Even here, articles and discussions are monitored by representatives of the adversary. And giving them information is stupid. And why not send misinformation through one more channel?

[Fatalist]

And here I didn’t understand you at all. Take my word for it, the enemy knows more than all of us ordinary citizens combined.

[Arch]

The enemy monitors all open sources. And ours too. Therefore, there should be restrictions on information even for fellow citizens.
As an example, whining from the opposite side about the “lack” of shells is a classic misconception. However, the late Prigogine gave a similar “breeding of rabbits”.

[Fatalist]

Colleague, I fundamentally refuse to understand you - what are you talking about? In that case, what are you doing here? . Or will we chorus: “let’s throw caps at the enemy”? Colleague, we're done! The enemy is still in Krynki and under the Antonovsky Bridge.

[Arch]

If you don't want to understand, don't. I’m just interested in expressing my opinion as a private person, naturally with self-restraints.
Nobody talks about throwing caps. This is stupidity in principle. But it is no less stupid to demand information on management’s action plans.

[Fatalist]

Again, I didn’t understand: where and what did I demand? Do you, colleague, simply have nothing to do, or am I just “not making a face” in your eyes?

[Arch]

I just believe that in the format of correspondence we should not clearly express our thoughts.
For some reason, when talking “over a glass of tea” everything goes easier

[Fatalist]

Support. (short comment)

[svp67]

Quote: Fatalist

Maybe I'm blowing on the water after I burned myself with milk, after Kherson? But the fact is a fact: everyone shouted no, and the military correspondents wrote about surrender ahead of time.

Actually, when Surovikin accepted the position, he immediately openly spoke about possible “unpopular decisions”

Quote: Fatalist

Very often, “Istanbuls” of different varieties flash thickly in the IT channels.

Society is warming up. After all, not only Ukrainians, but also we are already tired of this conflict. I assume that as soon as Slavyansk is liberated and our troops reach the border with the Dnepropetrovsk region, it is possible that the Ukrainians will be invited to sit down at the negotiating table

[Fatalist]

This is what makes me sad. I already read an analysis somewhere that when we get up in Slavyansk we will make the same mistake as in 14.

[svp67]

Quote: Fatalist

This is sad.

But, this is my personal opinion, we’ll see how they will be... Although in this company, there were a lot of things that saddened and saddened... But this is real life

[Arch]

It’s not a fact, but knocking out equipment and, most importantly, specialists has a positive effect on the situation. You can get meat for the trenches, and even bring it to condition in six months, but it takes five years to become a technician.

[Fitter65]

The fire that broke out after the attacks on the port of Odessa has continued for the second day.

Shine, shine, my star...If only some cargo ship that came to the port of Odessa with weapons, for grain, would have been sunk, you see, and then it would have become an idyll...

[Sergey Prutkov55]

The resource "Russia and the World" provides information from the Kherson Resistance about the unloading of 10 French soldiers from a civilian ship in Odessa on April 1000. They were met by NATO officers. Allegedly, the delivery of the next group is planned. They are trying on the laurels of the interventionists of 1919.