An oil depot was under attack: a new attack on Oryol caused hysteria among Russians. Photos and videos
The Russian city of Oryol complained about an attack by Ukrainian drones on the night of December 22. It was the second time in a week that an oil depot located in the village of Stalny Kony was attacked.
The arrival was confirmed by the governor of the Oryol region, Andrey Klychkov, and the Russians posted videos of the hit and the sunset over the tank farm after the explosions. At the same time, in the comments to the news about the attack on Oryol, Russian residents are hysterical and demand that "all Ukrainians be killed" and that Kyiv be hit with a "nuclear weapon", and they are not sure when Ukraine will receive a "response."
The governor of the Oryol region, Klychkov, wrote about a "massive hostile attack" that caused a "fire at a fuel infrastructure facility" around 1 a.m. Kyiv time.
"Currently, the Oryol region is once again experiencing a massive hostile UAV attack, which resulted in another fire at a fuel infrastructure facility in the village of Stal'noi Kon', Oryol municipal district... There is currently no information about casualties or injuries, operational services are already working at the scene and measures are being taken to eliminate the consequences of the fire," Klychko said.
The moment of arrival
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Later, he boasted of "destroying" 20 UAVs over the region and noted that "the main target of the enemy is fuel and energy infrastructure facilities."
Sunset in the sky after arriving at the oil depot
"Fortunately, thanks to a quick response, we managed to avoid the consequences of the attack - the fire was quickly localized and has now been completely eliminated. There were no casualties and no significant damage," Klitschko wrote, calling the strike on a legitimate target on the territory of the aggressor state "a treacherous attack by the enemy."
The sunset after arrival
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However, Klychko's sincerity is doubted by both local publics who write about the "oil depot that caught fire" and eyewitnesses who heard loud explosions, observed arrivals and the subsequent fire at this facility.
And in the comments to the news from Oryol, all hell broke loose. Russians are demanding to strike Ukraine with a nuclear-tipped Oreshnik" and are looking for a place to sign a corresponding "petition."
"If we don't attack, they will attack us! The cattle need to be f*cked every night like cider goats," "Where to sign a petition (spelling preserved - Ed.) to launch a nuclear-powered Oreshnik???", "Release the Oreshnik, stop playing giveaways," "For this, Kuyiv will be bombed tomorrow," commentators write.
Comments from Russians
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Comments by Russians
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Comments by Russians
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Comments by Russians
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Residents of a country that has declared itself the main "fighter against Nazism" on the planet also demand to "kill all f*ckers."
Comments by Russians
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"If there are no crested ones, there will be no war, draw your own conclusions," one of the "anti-fascists" in the comments demonstrates a completely atrophied ability to think logically and build cause-and-effect relationships.
Russians also complain about the helplessness of Russian air defense and the fact that the Kremlin is constantly drawing new "red lines".
"Who missed? Who opened the door?", "And what, will they suffer again as usual?", "Does anyone have time to write down what the c*ckers have to answer for?", "Air defense is out of the chat", "Shame and shame. It seems that our air defense is only on paper or in a game like a naval battle in a notebook in a cage", "F*ck. Write clearly. They f*cked up the oil depot. The population should expect a rise in gasoline prices. That's all," Russians commented.
Comments of Russians
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Comments by Russians
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A week ago, the oil depot in Oryol was already under attack. The attack on the night of December 14 was confirmed by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine . Back then, the fire at the facility could not be extinguished for many hours.
Oryol, Russia
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Earlier, OBOZ.UA reported that last night explosions were heard not only in Oryol, but also in Rostov and Kazan. According to preliminary data, they were the result of attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) aimed at military facilities.
As a result of the incidents, thick black smoke rose over the cities, and the smell of burning was felt in the air.
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