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A train transporting ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) exploded while passing near the settlement of Kalinovka in Ukraine’s Kiev region early on September 14, in what was described by local Governor Mykola Kalashnyk as an “emergency”.
The destination of the ammunition went on for around three hours, with secondary blasts heard all the way in the capital, Kiev, some 30 kilometers away.
The train reportedly had at least 15 wagons loaded with ammunition in addition to howitzers and other heavy military equipment.
At the time of the explosion, passenger train No. 730, en route from the region of Kharkiv to the city of Przemysl in Poland, was nearby. Ukraine’s Dzerkalo Tyzhnia news website reported that hundreds of passengers were evacuated from the train to a nearby force.
The explosion caused delays for local and international trains, with Ukrainian Railways, more commonly known as Ukrzaliznytsia, later announcing that trains passing through Boyarka station will temporarily change their route because the “emergency” caused damage to the railway infrastructure in Kalinovka.
The General Staff of the AFU later confirmed to the public broadcaster Suspilne that the train was transporting military supplies, adding that an investigation was launched to determine the causes.
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Ukrainian authorities denied that the devastating explosion was caused by a Russian strike. However, this possibility can’t be ruled out based on Kiev’s claims.
It is also possible that the so-called “emergency” was caused by negligence from the side of the AFU. Another possibility is that the explosion was the result of an act orchestrated by locals who oppose the Kiev regime, or who are simply against prolonging the conflict with Russia.
On April 8, Ukrainian politician Andriy Parubiy was assassinated in the region of Lviv, with the assailant later revealing that he carried out the attack to avenge his son who went missing while serving in the ranks of the AFU.
It’s worth noting that Ukraine had been blamed in the past for multiple “acts of terrorism” against railways in Russia, with some causing civilian casualties. On May 31 and June 1, explosions planted by saboteurs working for Kiev derailed two civilian trains in the Russian regions of Bryansk and Kursk, killing eight civilians and wounding more than 120 others.
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“the destination of the ammunition”… i think you mean ‘detonation’….. come on people, doesn’t anybody proofread any more???????
they make such mistakes. i have seen plenty
ia used text…
hopefully someone in ukraine which wants to stop the killing of slavs. such things happen to train even in sweden, else a nazi puppet; krylbosmällen 1941. can ukrainans not get into their head that their suicide are initiated by “us” ? have they ever hear about korea, vietnam, yugoslavia ? you have a entity that wants to kill native people, and lives from death.
when i swallow ukie nazi jizz i feel explosion in my rectum
more nato armories yet to empty. nice work !