‘Everything’s smashed to bits’: Ukrainians turn anger on those storing weapons near their villages
Summary
A Russian drone hit an ammunition depot near the village of Myla, close to Kyiv, causing heavy damage to homes and killing 38 people, including many from a nearby care home. Local residents are upset that weapons were stored so close to their homes, which led to dangerous explosions and destruction.Key Facts
- A drone strike targeted an ammunition dump in Myla, 15 miles from Kyiv.
- The strike caused multiple explosions over about six hours.
- Thirty-eight people died, and four are missing after the attack.
- Many homes, gardens, and greenhouses near the depot were damaged.
- Residents said they were unaware that ammunition was stored nearby.
- Dangerous munitions like mines, rocket shells, and bullets were found on residents’ properties.
- Ukrainian emergency teams are cleaning up the site amid ongoing drone threats.
- Ukraine’s intelligence services have opened an investigation into the location of the depot and the resulting deaths.
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