• Video shows huge fireball near Vsevolozhsk, 15 miles east of St Petersburg, Russia.
• The source of the explosion that has sent thick columns of smoke into the air is now unknown.
• Comes just hours after another explosion caused by a gas leak killed nine on Sakhalin island.

New video shows a fireball burning above a woodland near Vsevolozhsk, 15 miles east of St. Petersburg, Russia.

The source of the explosion that has sent thick columns of smoke into the air of the old city is now unknown.

Today (November 19), locals in the city reported hearing a tremendous blast, prompting fears that more people may have been killed in a gas explosion.
According to official Russian media, a ruptured gas pipeline in the Leningrad area was the cause of the explosion. Meanwhile, the local governor assured residents that the fire was contained and posed no danger.

This happened on the Russian island of Sakhalin only hours after another explosion caused by a gas leak in a nearby apartment complex.
At 5:30 a.m. local time this morning, a gas cylinder exploded, killing nine individuals, including four children.

Surgeons are reportedly operating on patients near to the area, while others search for survivors trapped in the wreckage, and emergency services and volunteers have been working on the spot all day. There were 33 confirmed residents in the building, and 3 were reported missing.

Fearing that Putin’s easing grip on Ukraine could lead to him firing a dirty bomb, he has ordered 100 air defence missiles to be relocated to mainland Russia.
The analyst added terrifying details, saying Putin was planning for a possible backlash to his actions from the West.

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