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originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: FlyersFan
Unlike your Ukrainian or Israeli satellites, neither the Russian nor the Welsh workers set out to kill ordinary people. only equipment failure.
Olenivka prison massacre
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces said that the Russians blew up the barracks in order to cover up the torture and murder of Ukrainian POWs that had been taking place there, and Ukrainian authorities provided what they said were satellite images of pre-dug graves and intercepted communications indicating Russian culpability,[2][3] while Russians suggested that a HIMARS rocket was shot from Ukrainian territory.[4] Independent investigations based on the work of forensic and weapons experts, as well as satellite images, found that the Russian version of events is very likely fabrication and disinformation, as there is virtually no chance that the damage was caused by a HIMARS rocket and instead evidence suggests the prison was blown up by a bomb detonated within the building.[5][6][3]
en.m.wikipedia.org...#:~:text=On%2029%20July%202022%2C%20during,leaving%2075%20to%20130%20wounded.
originally posted by: Lazy88
As far as the scranton army ammunition plant fire.
It’s a foundry. Fires happen at foundries.
The thing only happened about three days ago. There probably will be an internal plant investigation. There will be an OSHA investigation. Might be a fire department and CSB investigation.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Lazy88
I provided the facts.
The number of acts of sabotage in Russia has more than doubled so far in 2023 compared to the previous year amid the war in Ukraine, the independent news site Vyorstka reported Monday.
At least 57 attacks on Russian railways, military enlistment centers, energy sites and other targets were publicly reported in January-May 2023.
That compares with 21 similar attacks in 2022 and only one in 2021.
Nearly two-thirds of this year’s attacks targeted railway tracks.
At least 26 Russian regions including annexed Crimea have experienced at least one such attack, with the Moscow region in the lead at nine.
May saw the highest number of acts of sabotage at 14, followed by 12 each in January, February and April.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: RussianTroll
According to him, ordinary workers and employees may be involved in the incidents, “some of them, at a certain moment, when there was such an opportunity, began to carry out sabotage and sabotage.”
Pffft .. like this guy sitting Russia is going to know that? Poppycock. He has no special knowledge. He hasn't been to the sites and investigated. He hasn't interrogated any employees. He's just spewing word vomit. No credibility and no reason to listen to him.
BTW ... haven't heard of any fires at 'defense enterprises' in the USA or England.
If there were, it's not a big deal. The news isn't picking up on it.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Lazy88
What evidence do you have of your dozens of posts?
Don't consider all other people idiots and second-class people, or you will simply disappear from world civilization.
originally posted by: theatreboy
Did they not pick it up because they are no big thing...like the food factory fires?
Or did they not pick it up because "the less we know... "?
originally posted by: FlyersFan
Yeah ... the fire just happened and the investigation hasn't even barely started yet ... but this YUTZ on the other side of the world in Russia is screaming 'sabotage' . It's ridiculous.
the Russians have long been restoring the Crimean Bridge.))))
What We Know About the Attack on the Crimean Bridge
Monday’s strike was the second in less than a year to target the Kerch Strait Bridge, which holds strategic and symbolic importance for Russia.
For the second time in less than a year, explosives have damaged the bridge that links Russia and Crimea, the southern Ukrainian peninsula that Moscow illegally annexed in 2014. The 12-mile-long bridge, which includes a road and rail line running side by side, is a heavily guarded piece of infrastructure that holds major importance for Russia.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Lazy88
Yes, throw it and grind it. Your posts are typical propaganda to the extreme)))
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: theatreboy
Did they not pick it up because they are no big thing...like the food factory fires?
Or did they not pick it up because "the less we know... "?
They didn't pick it up because it's a nothingburger. Foundries have fires from time to time. And a shell will explode from time to time. In both cases no one was hurt and damage was minimal. Obviously they were just plant accidents and not sabotage. If it were sabotage, there would have been a lot more damage and someone probably would have made a political statement in order to make a point about why the events happened. There has been no such statement.