- A gas explosion in the Russian Urals sparked a massive fireball.
- It happened hours after a power plant explosion that resulted in a nationwide outage.
- At Gysinoozerskaya Hydro-Power Plant, flames first appeared for an unknown reason.
Hours after a power plant explosion that resulted in a nationwide outage, a gas explosion in the Russian Urals sparked a massive fireball.
Following its deadly invasion of Ukraine, a slew of mysterious fires and explosions have rocked the nation. The two occurrences are the most recent in that string.
At Gysinoozerskaya Hydro-Power Plant, flames first appeared for an unknown reason.
Large portions of Siberia were plunged into darkness as a result of the fire, which launched a massive plume of black smoke into the air.
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Then, three hours later, a gas truck detonated at a gas station in Talitsa, 2,300 kilometres away in the Sverdlovsk area.
Talitsa local Maria stated, “I was at work in the town center.” All of us started to shake at once.
I believed that something had collapsed or that the wall had.
The cause of the tragedy is now under investigation
There are allegations that people enraged by President Putin’s unsuccessful invasion of Ukraine set a number of vital sites on fire.
Just 3,500 kilometers east of Moscow, in Urengoy, the second-largest natural gas field in the world, a massive fire broke out last week.
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