• Re: Giant cloud of face-melting nitric acid spews into the sky as Russi

    From More Obama legacy@21:1/5 to All on Wed Aug 10 23:52:54 2022
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    In article <t2h8ul$3ke3j$110@news.freedyn.de>
    <governor.swill@gmail.com> wrote:

    Russian forces stepped up their attack on the battered city of
    Severodonetsk by striking a chemical plant that sent a huge
    cloud of smoke into the air.

    Footage taken by a Ukrainian defender shows a spewing cloud of
    nitric acid as Russian forces pushed to take the strategic city
    Severodonetsk in a bid to turn the tide of the war.

    The Ukrainian authorities have warned people to stay inside due
    to the risk posed by toxic fumes after the blast.

    Nitric acid, which is yellow or red, is corrosive and can cause
    severe burns, ulcerations, and scarring when in contact with
    skin.

    Its vapor can also cause pulmonary edema when inhaled – which
    can be fatal.

    Luhansk governor Serhiy Haidai said the dangerous chemical
    release was caused when Vladimir Putin’s forces carried out an
    airstrike on a chemicals plant.

    Haidai said an aerial attack from a Russian warplane led to the
    chemical release, exposing residents to toxic fumes, in a city
    with a normal population of 106,000, though many have fled from
    the advance of Vladimir Putin’s forces.

    The Russian Investigative Committee announced a criminal
    investigation into the nitric acid release.

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has replied by blasting
    Moscow’s airstrikes in the frontline city as “madness.”

    In his video address, he condemned the airstrikes in the city
    but added he was not surprised by Russia’s attack.

    “Given the presence of large-scale chemical production in
    Severodonetsk, the Russian army’s strikes there, including blind
    air bombing, are just madness,” he said.

    “But on the 97th day of such a war, it is no longer surprising
    that for the Russian military, for Russian commanders, for
    Russian soldiers, any madness is absolutely acceptable.”

    Meanwhile, Moscow claimed that Ukrainian forces hit a nitric
    acid tank, triggering an explosion and release of the orange
    fumes.

    A Russian source said: “Footage has emerged of an explosion of a
    chemical tanker, presumably containing nitric acid, set off by
    the Ukrainian armed forces at the Azot plant in Severodonetsk.”

    It comes as Putin demanded the city was captured by yesterday.

    Both sides said Russian forces now controlled between a third
    and half of the city – but Ukrainian forces are still resisting.

    Russia’s separatist proxies acknowledged that capturing the city
    was taking longer than hoped, despite one of the biggest ground
    assaults of the war.

    It comes as a bombshell report has revealed Putin could
    sacrifice his own army in a bid for a hollow victory in Ukraine
    to save his skin despite losing more than 30,000 troops.

    A top secret analysis of the shambolic invasion says the Russian
    dictator believes 30,350 of his troops are a “price worth
    paying” for a small victory in eastern Ukraine.

    But the new report – seen by senior UK government officials and
    obtained by The Mirror – warns Putin’s blood sacrifice may be a
    step too far for his troops.

    Comments:

    Tigers Blood
    1 June, 2022

    Ukraine is a sovereign nation. Ukraine should be free to go on
    the offensive against Russia by using military equipment and
    technology to hit targets within Russia.


    Count Mario
    1 June, 2022

    As long as it is not paid for by the US Taxpayer....


    Elias Thienpont
    2 June, 2022

    No, I am quite willing to halp pay for this, otherwise Russia
    will eventually be on our doorstep.


    Witchism
    2 June, 2022

    Well I'm NOT willing to help pay for something that WE helped
    create in the first place. You still don't know who the real
    enemy is.


    Elias Thienpont
    2 June, 2022

    Support the Ukraine! Increase sanctions on the USSR (er--
    Russia). Let their be no win for Russia, and press sanctions
    untill all of Ukraine is returned to its pre 2014 borders. Send
    whatever weapons, and even forces into Ukraine that are
    necessary to stop Russia.



    United
    1 June, 2022

    Joe Biden "greelighted" the invasion in January.


    obama's knee dummy
    1 June, 2022

    Remember obama and the Russian ambassador caught on a open mic
    in 2012
    "....when I am re-elected I will have the flexibility to get you
    what you want..."
    2014: Putin takes the Crimea and Donbas areas.

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