Russians, after taking admitted loss in Kharkiv, attacked some infrastructure like power plants and roads in the region, to stop Ukraine supplies from reaching the front.
But that's "terrorism", unlike when US blow up entire civilian infrastructure and keep a country without reliable electricity for 20 years.
Ok. Why was the explosion so large? As you can tell I am not very well informed. I have been trying to avoid libshit news but that leaves me with very little news about Ukraine...
Russians, after taking admitted loss in Kharkiv, attacked some infrastructure like power plants and roads in the region, to stop Ukraine supplies from reaching the front.
But that's "terrorism", unlike when US blow up entire civilian infrastructure and keep a country without reliable electricity for 20 years.
Ok. Why was the explosion so large? As you can tell I am not very well informed. I have been trying to avoid libshit news but that leaves me with very little news about Ukraine...
Explosion is very characteristic, looks like thermobaric missile/bomb - and a big one at that.