"Russians will do everything to make us afraid and want to leave," – Kyiv Oblast Military Administration head Tymur Tkachenko After the tragedies in Vyshneve and the village of Myla in Kyiv Oblast, where ammunition detonations damaged hundreds of homes, the question has resurfaced of who should oversee the placement of such facilities near residential areas and bear responsibility for the consequences. Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv Oblast Military Administration, says the administration has no authority to inspect such ammunition depots and that the Ministry of Defense has not formally asked it to conduct inspections. 8 385 72 Previously in trend: Explosion in Kyiv region Explosion at the depots in Vyshneve
From negligence to sabotage: what lines of inquiry are being pursued after ammunition detonated at depots and who will compensate victims It emerged today that the head of one of the Security Service of Ukraine’s units had been notified of suspicion over violations in the organisation of weapons and ammunition storage in the village of Myla, Kyiv region, where an enemy UAV strike and the subsequent detonation of ammunition killed 35 people and destroyed hundreds of civilian infrastructure facilities. 8 971 14 Previously in trend: Detonation of explosive devices Explosion at the depots in Vyshneve Vibrations from detonation near the village of Myla