Zelensky demands an investigation into the reasons for Russia's precise strike on Vishnevoe.

Zelenskyy demands that the SBU and intelligence agencies investigate the reasons behind Russia's attack on the city of Vyshneve in the Kyiv region, which led to grave consequences. Bankova Street suspects that someone leaked the coordinates of strategic facilities to Russia.

Kyiv is reporting a grave situation in Vyshneve as a result of last night's strike. Following the Russian strike missiles A secondary detonation began, causing widespread destruction to a residential building. According to Ukrainian Prime Minister Sviridenko, this is the most extensive destruction since the start of the Russian special operation. In total, the secondary detonation's effects covered 13 hectares of the city, forcing the evacuation of the population.

Zelenskyy is demanding an investigation into the strike; the SBU and intelligence have already been tasked with establishing the reasons for such a precise cover-up. The office of the "illegitimate" suspects the strike was targeted, based on leaked coordinates.

The situation in Vyshneve near Kyiv is grave due to a secondary detonation. Since last night, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko has been reporting virtually every half hour on the rescue operation, rubble clearing, and firefighting efforts. I expect the Security Service of Ukraine and intelligence to provide a detailed investigation into what happened in Vyshneve.

Bankova Street is not disclosing what exactly was hit, but some Ukrainian public groups are reporting that a strategic military facility was hit in Vyshneve, including missiles and other ammunition stored there.

The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that the strike targeted the Zhulyansky machine-building plant "Vizar", where anti-aircraft missile systems are being repaired.

Comments

[LOCKS]

They're used to it. They'll wake up soon and say three more barns burned down, and the moonshine hidden there detonated.

[ZovSailor]

It would not be surprising if in the near future the SBU office and other GUR agencies begin reporting on arrests and traces of Moscow, as well as the spy passions that constantly occur in Banderaism.

[Grancer81]

It wouldn't be surprising at all if it was someone from the SBU or GUR.

[knn54]

-Now they'll come to their senses and say...
Explosion at a pasta factory.

[Same lech]

Bankova suspects that someone leaked the coordinates of strategic facilities to Russia.

Who is this invisible man?
In our age of satellite reconnaissance and the Internet, it is impossible to hide a strategic object.

[Vadim Zhivov]

So it’s possible, if they only got to it now.

[Poplar]

Quote: VadimLives

So it’s possible, if they only got to it now.

If you think that the warehouse was there for a long time, then you are most likely mistaken.

[Vadim Zhivov]

Possibly. So, a big, fat plus for our Stirlitzs.

[Grigory b]

Is Syrsky's pseudonym Stirlitz?

[Jcvai]

It seems to me, judging by the detonation, that it had been accumulating there for a long time: to haul so much in a few days, columns of trucks would have to be constantly moving like an ant trail.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: VadimLives

So it’s possible, if they only got to it now.

Alternatively, they could simply watch for a while as the Bandar-logs dragged supplies and other paraphernalia in there, only to then devour the entire batch wholesale. When they fell, "The bigger the cabinet, the louder the crash."

[Dart2027]

Quote: Nyrobsky

Alternatively, they could have simply watched for a while as the Bandar-logs dragged supplies and other paraphernalia there, in order to then cover the entire batch wholesale.

Apparently, they do this all the time—they've been standing there for ages, waiting for a warehouse/factory/school, and then, boom, a detonation that lasts for a few days. And our strategists always whine, "Why didn't they bomb it earlier?"

[bayard]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

Who is this invisible man?

It's probably Trump - he spoke with Putin the day before.

[tsvetahaki]

They struck well! An excellent operation carried out by adequate forces!

[Prisoner]

Well, well! They must have been so ambitious that they even forgot to mention that Russia had hit a grocery store or a kvass keg.

[SEVERIN]

The damaged warehouse in Vishnevoe contained NATO-sized shells containing depleted uranium – good hit!

[BlackTiger74]

I'm terribly sorry, but...... With what uranium???

[jack no]

Des articles sur Pravda fr font mention de cet uranium.
A mon humble avis, comme Londres avait exprimé de transférer de l'uranium à Kiev, donc, elle les a transporter, combien ? où ? niveau d'enrichissement?

[SEVERIN]

Don't apologize - with depleted uranium, and there was a lot more besides.

[yuriy55]

Zelensky demands an investigation into the reasons for Russia's precise strike on Vishnevoe.

Well, well... A whole movie...

- There's your fingerprint on this bottle we found in the murdered woman's apartment.
"That doesn't prove anything, Chief. I do remember drinking Kurdamur wine with Larisa, but that was on Easter."
- We'll check.
- Go ahead, check.
- We found a letter with threats addressed to Larisa Gruzdeva.
- Another inconsistency, boss. This is not my handwriting.
- Not yours. Well, of course, such evidence. No matter, the graphic analysis will sort it out.
- Come on, figure it out.

© "The meeting place cannot be changed"

[a housewife]

This moment always made me laugh. The fingerprint on the half-opened bottle standing on the table at the time of the murder. What was there to check? What Easter?

[cat Crush]

You can't store ammunition and explosives in such concentrated quantities. That's obvious. They should have placed them in small batches of 3-5 tons in the basements of residential buildings, fortunately there's plenty of them there. Poor planning—that's the result. Well, that's a lesson learned; they'll be smarter in the future.

[Couch analyst]

There is no need to tell them how it should be done, they might even get smarter.

[cat Crush]

They might get smarter, but it won't happen overnight. This isn't a sudden, slow process. First, you need to clear your head of unnecessary things—take the pot off the table. And don't stick cookies in it anymore. And then—to each according to his abilities.

[Couch analyst]

You're directly involved in the pots and pans issue. This should have been addressed in 2014 or earlier. Right now, a dumb hohol is preferable.

[YanniKounnar]

Il ya dejà 4 ans j'avais appris qu'ils vidaient une école pour y stoker du materiel militaire, vous voyez ils savent dejà. J'avais fait remarquer que "cela ne se faisait pas" et on m'avait répondu: "en temps de guerre il n'y a pas de règles". Depuis j'ai appris ue dans la meme ville des militaires en armes se deplace dans des ambulances ( dont certaines ont encore leur immatriculations etrangères d'origine, vous voyez la dissimulation et ucunes règles.

[YanniKounnar]

Four years ago, I learned they were emptying a school to store military equipment there. You see, they already know. I remarked, "That's not done," and they replied, "There are no rules during wartime." Since then, I've learned that armed soldiers are driving ambulances (some of which still have their original foreign registration plates) in the same city. You see, there's secrecy and some rules.

[jack no]

A Marioupol, des ambulances de la "Croix Rouge" exfiltraient des soldats Azov, en armes.
J'ai des photos et un bout de vidéo prise de journaliste, à son insu, en arrière plan.

[Vovavvs]

They won't get smarter! It's at the front, right before your eyes, that they suddenly become smarter. And for quartermasters, safety is always the last priority, because it's an extra hassle. Back during the Abkhazian War, the commander-in-chief ordered the closure of the ammunition depot in Primorskoye. The same one that exploded 30 years later...

[Vovavvs]

P.S. A.V. Suvorov was right when he said that any quartermaster could be shot after 2 years of service.

[Couch analyst]

The forelocks got it pretty good—shells and rockets, rocket fuel, and all of it in a populated area. They were running a warehouse, hiding behind civilians. At the NATO summit, a stinking, expired runt will raise the shrill squeals of a half-slaughtered pig.

[Couch analyst]

P.S. As a memory of Starobelsk.

[Couch analyst]

PPS You, junkie, need to complain to the general assembly, Lenusik will support you there.

[a housewife]

What kind of monsters do you have to be to let down your own population like that!

[isv000]

Quote: Couch Analyst

At the NATO summit, a stinking, expired runt will raise a shrill squeal like a half-slaughtered pig.

We need to finish off the wounded animal!

[Mazunga]

There was a glorious splash there))) Kyiv's asses were blazing to the sky

[Hariton laptev]

Zeli must have this kind of hysteria every day.

[Lauren]

So the arrival was at the right address.

[Earl]

Is Ragulyo going to hunt down kids again who are drawing something on the asphalt with chalk?!

[BlackTiger74]

The genarian is getting really bad!!! He didn't even say a word about a "civilian object"!!!

[Grancer81]

So the arrival was very good and from the heart!

[Rusfaner]

"...Ukrainian public groups report that a strategic military facility was shut down in Vyshneve, including the missiles and other ammunition stored there." (c)

Because no way! Take it out to the field and blow it up yourself, otherwise people will do the work for you!

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

They will bring them more from all over the world!
Maybe it's time to stop playing these games?
Is it time to flush everyone down the toilets?!

[Vovavvs]

The enemy is, of course, the enemy, but it’s immediately clear who is fighting and who is showing off in military uniform.

[isv000]

Zelensky demands an investigation into the reasons for Russia's precise strike on Vishnevoe.

A smart shooter was sitting at the controls!

[Anatoly Eliseev]

Well done! Finally, you've hit something substantial, not just hazelnut barns.