In the village of Myla near Kyiv, London-supplied Patriot missiles for the Ukrainian Armed Forces exploded.

Details are emerging of the strike on an enemy target in the Bucha district near Kyiv. As Military Review previously reported, the strike destroyed a warehouse on the premises of an industrial facility. The industrial zone in question is the village of Myla, west of the Ukrainian capital.

It is noteworthy that numerous testimonies from Ukrainian bloggers and politicians indicate that the warehouse was attacked with rockets for the Patriot air defense system. Moreover, information has emerged that Britain was responsible for the supply of the missiles.

Locals are reporting a secondary detonation accompanied by "fireworks," which indirectly suggests that the explosions occurred at a storage site for anti-aircraft missiles. The highway to Zhitomir is blocked.

From comments from local residents:

It was a powerful fireworks display.

I have never seen or heard anything like it.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky confirmed the attack, noting that "a fire broke out and a subsequent detonation occurred." He drew a direct parallel with the incident in Vyshneve in July 2026:

Unfortunately, we're repeating the same mistakes. Five years into the war, it looks like criminal negligence.

A few days earlier, Zelenskyy confirmed the receipt of a "small batch" of Patriot missiles. This refers to a recent delivery that the British authorities sought to carry out, as they put it, "to strengthen Ukraine's air defenses before winter."

According to the latest data, we may be talking about at least 30-35 missiles for American-made anti-aircraft systems.

Comments

[Earl]

In the village of Mila near Kyiv, London-supplied Patriot missiles exploded.

Sweet. I hope London's asses exploded too.

[aszzz888]

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Quote: Earl
In the village of Mila near Kyiv, London-supplied Patriot missiles exploded.
Sweet. I hope London's asses exploded too.

The idiots and asses are exploding, and it's no coincidence that the CIA director immediately and secretly galloped to Moscow.
Our missile and UAV launchers are starting to hit targets accurately. Has the Rassvet system really started working? The satellite constellation Russia is urgently creating!

Here, it was most likely intelligence that was at work, both local partisans and...

[Starorus]

Quote: aszzz888

Here, it was most likely intelligence that was at work, both local partisans and...

Yes, it seems like everyone's on target, my friend Sheriff!! They're hitting too close to home, and the effect is enormous. The whole West is screaming (even the CIA director has come galloping in secret, like, "Stop killing our vassals, we didn't agree on that!")
He flew away (they sent him to Chano) and immediately there were massive strikes again... They even smashed the distillery (they say they knocked back a couple million bottles of vodka) heh heh

[private person]

, like local partisans

Do you really think there are partisans in Ukraine working in Russia's interests? I seriously doubt it.

[Starorus]

Quote: private person

, like local partisans

Do you really think there are partisans in Ukraine working in Russia's interests? I seriously doubt it.

They're timid, but they still exist, hehe.

[Starorus]

Quote: aszzz888

Here, it was most likely intelligence that was at work, both local partisans and...

You think correctly, my friend!!
There are Russian khools there

[marchcat]

at least 30-35 missiles

We "wrote off" a decent amount of money from London and Kyiv.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: marchcat

at least 30-35 missiles

We "wrote off" a decent amount of money from London and Kyiv.

Wonderful message this morning

[carpenter]

Quote: Reptiloid

Wonderful message this morning

It wouldn't hurt to have a drink in the morning to celebrate such news. The liquor store opens in an hour.

[Reptiloid]

we already have everything

I might get organized by the evening. but I'm already in a good mood this morning

[carpenter]

Quote: Reptiloid

I might get organized by the evening, but I've already been in a good mood since the morning.

That's right, I can't get going in the morning, but I'm in a good mood, even though it's raining.

[Pereira]

I'm going to the dacha. I'll celebrate there.

[carpenter]

Quote: Pereira

I'm going to the dacha. I'll celebrate there.

A sacred occasion, a barbecue in the fresh air. Work today, I'll go tomorrow.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: carpenter

It wouldn't hurt to have a drink in the morning to celebrate such news. The liquor store opens in an hour.

That's how I felt, I stocked up last night. The news is great.

[maxvlm]

It wouldn't be a sin to have a drink in the morning to celebrate such news.

Happy upcoming Miners' Day.

[snow mountain]

Quote from maxvlm

Happy Miners' Day!

They have, rather, a firefighter's day there.

[Starorus]

Quote: marchcat

at least 30-35 missiles

We "wrote off" a decent amount of money from London and Kyiv.

They don't care, they'll print more... already 40 trillion in debt! So they're going crazy, how can they write it off?
Only due to the collapse of Russia...

[bk316]

They'll print more...already for 40 trillion in debt.

MIM -104 can't be screwed up.

[d4.fokin]

They carry these weapons on passenger trains when they arrive in Kyiv, which means they are a legitimate target for our attacks on "tourists".

[Ovsigovets]

What's wrong with them? They didn't just install this crap for nothing, and they'll rip it off, and they frankly don't care about the XXLs, so much so that it's even embarrassing.

[Dimassz]

Just like New Year's, fireworks, colorful and delicious

[kind]

Zelya is specifically asking for missiles from the Europeans so that we can destroy them and weaken NATO's air defenses.
He'll be going begging again soon.

[vromi]

Zelya is an external employee of the Russian GRU and does everything right: he disposes of all the Nazis, disposes of all the weapons in Ukraine...

[glock-17]

It's a shame they're throwing mud at him and wishing him death on this site. He's a plant, it turns out.

[Dart2027]

Quote: Glock-17

It turns out he's a planted Cossack

Maybe

[aszzz888]

vromi
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Zelya is external an associate GRU of Russia

...such employees were impaled in Rus'

[carpenter]

Quote: aszzz888

Such employees were impaled in Rus'.

They tied their legs to the tops of birch trees, and then released the tops.

[South Ukrainian]

Someone's going to get an enema. Half a bucket of turpentine, with gramophone needles, as Senior Lieutenant Tamantsev used to say.

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: South Ukrainian

Someone will be given an enema.

We need to be telling the skakuas from every angle that it was John Ratcliffe who leaked the warehouse coordinates when he arrived in Moscow.

[Tagan]

Several days earlier, Zelensky confirmed the receipt of a "small batch" of Patriot missiles.

Leaked.))
Roll out the green stuff!

[pudelartemon]

Do you think that he gave us the location of the warehouse in the hopes of softening his future sentence?

[Tagan]

Do you think that he gave us the location of the warehouse in the hopes of softening his future sentence?

I asked for a monthly dose to make it more fun to get through my sentence.
There are no other options.))

[pudelartemon]

He doesn't deserve a prison term. But he deserves to hang around.

[pudelartemon]

Polite people are a Russian thing. And this time, we kindly congratulated the Ukrainians on their lousy, phantom independence day!

[123_123]

Quote: Earl

In the village of Mila near Kyiv, London-supplied Patriot missiles exploded.

Sweet. I hope London's asses exploded too.

It turned out to be a good idea to throw something around on the island's gobblers

[PN]

Politicians love to make speeches after an incident. But in reality, if there are no military depots, then where are they going to put the missiles? So they're storing them in civilian depots. This isn't so much a sign of the enemy's negligence as of their desperation. But I think this is only to our advantage.

[Boa kaa]

Quote: PN

If there are no military warehouses, then where are we going to put the missiles? That's it. They are stored in civilian warehouses.

Looking at the photo of the impact area, I noticed the "Warehouse" of the "Frozen Desserts" factory (!)... it was there that the "second detonation" took place.
Yeah... The clown's really unlucky: he won't get to try the sweet stuff. And yet he begged Western sponsors for those goodies on his knees...
But it turns out that instead of "dessert," our guys fed him a bitter pill.

[kristofer]

Well, not to the east of Kyiv, but to the west, along the Zhytomyr highway

[ism_ek]

Yes, most likely they were drone boosters. They need 300 of them a day. It's unlikely they packed all the Patriot rockets in there.

[Rakitin]

What about the map from non-partner Google, and not the staple Yandex?

[Huarabey]

This is so that the sincere fools will rush and ask such questions.

[Rakitin]

Yes, and, as usual, we need to provide a link to the enemy voices in the slow-and-forbidden Telegram channel of the international terrorist and founder of the ancestral home of the holy Makh, Pasha Durik. Otherwise, the non-slave can no longer join in...

[rusich]

The expired drug lord begged and begged for Patriot missiles. But the Geraniums went and nullified all the expired man's efforts.

[tralflot1832]

Classic, Soviet. "What kind of infection has come over Khmyr?" "Definitely weak-willed." (c).

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

It would have been much better and more effective to destroy Britain in small pieces, and then there would have been no one to supply missiles to the Banderites.

[Lynx2000]

Quote: South Ukrainian

Someone's going to get an enema. Half a bucket of turpentine, with gramophone needles, as Senior Lieutenant Tamantsev used to say.

"Of all possible savings, the most expensive and dangerous for the state is savings on the fight against espionage."
/Senior Lieutenant E. Tamantsev/

[Zenn]

I wouldn't be surprised if Ratcliffe leaked the information to us upon his arrival; they have their own issues with the impudent ones. The Americans have long since been paid for these missiles, and they're not sorry. The British didn't return these SAMs when the Iranian conflict erupted, and the Americans remembered. The President personally asked the CIA director to leak the information to the Russians, who had to fly to Moscow immediately. Leaks of this caliber aren't passed through various channels, only in person. And they caved in to the Russians. All positives. How do you like that?

[Technician_Harlan]

It would be good, but unlikely.

[NakedMan]

It would be nice if that were the case, but it could have been anything. It's just clear it wasn't desserts.

[stoqn477]

Here's another, more complex question: Where did the British get missiles for something they never had?

[snow mountain]

London-supplied Patriot missiles for the Ukrainian Armed Forces exploded

Where can I watch the video? It's so wonderful!

[Andobor]

Quote: Schneeberg

Where can I watch the video? It's so wonderful!

https://max.ru/dmitrydegtyarev1

[K-50]

Unfortunately, we keep repeating the same mistakes.

As the saying goes: a smart person learns from the mistakes of others.
Cretins, it seems, never learn anything.

[Technician_Harlan]

Unfortunately, we're repeating the same mistakes with terrorist attacks on our key military personnel. We know where they live, what they drive, and where they go, there's no security, all sorts of couriers roaming around, unguarded parking lots... Isn't it really possible to relocate them (the key players) to a secure area (like a military compound) during military operations, and place their families under guard, or better yet, send them to a sanatorium?

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

This is for them instead of lace panties. Let them admire it.

[bbb]

And I recognize Milaya from a tip.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Quote: vromi

Zelya is an external employee of the Russian GRU and does everything right: he disposes of all the Nazis, disposes of all the weapons in Ukraine...

Hi, yes, GUR agent, I wonder if he chose his nickname himself or if someone chose it for him?????? And the second question is, what is the nickname?
It would be interesting to see how he writes receipts for monetary compensation for work done. For example, in August of this year.
Now I think I'm starting to guess why it hasn't been eliminated yet.
This is our agent in the highest echelons of Bandera's power, almost like Stirlitz.

[Roman_Vasilyevich]

...a strike on a warehouse with missiles for Patriot SIRK. Moreover, information appears that the SAM supplies were handled by Britain

Gentlemen, we definitely need to drink to this today.
And print it out put off for that very occasion!

[easy]

Our guys have good consistency, hitting the right spots. Have they really gotten their reconnaissance up to speed?

[Carlos Hall]

A spectacular attack. Bandit Zelensky hid an arsenal among civilians. He's a war criminal.

[Maximum.1]

Bene e avanti così senza dare tregua a quei maledetti terroristi ucraini. Mi auguro che presto vengano uccisi anche i militari occidentali che si nascondo li tramando contro i cittadini Russi.