EXCLUSIVE. The Kyiv City Military Administration stated that work to eliminate the consequences of the explosions in the Bucha district is continuing.

On the evening of August 28, a massive fire broke out after a powerful explosion on the Zhytomyr highway near Kyiv. All traffic on the section of the highway was blocked.

The fire was accompanied by explosions. ‘Military Chronicle’ speculated that an ammunition depot in the village of Myla was exploding and burning with a secondary detonation.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky demanded severe punishment for those responsible for ‘repeating the mistake’ of earlier powerful explosions at a warehouse near Kyiv.

The Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine announced the launch of an investigation.

Estonia Sabotage

Meanwhile, in Estonia, a Milrem Robotics building in Tallinn, a company that supplies ground drones to Ukraine, was recently set on fire.

In the Czech Republic, a fire nearly destroyed a factory producing drones and thermal imaging cameras for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Czech Republic and Lithuania

In Lithuania, six people have been charged with attempting to set fire to a plant that supplied Kyiv with radio wave scanners. In Bulgaria, an EMCO plant producing 155mm ammunition for Ukraine exploded.

Italy Disruption

In Italy, a few days later, a gunpowder pressing plant at KNDS Ammo Italy exploded.

The Baltic states and Poland have clearly linked the sabotage to Moscow, while Western European countries are more cautious in their conclusions, citing a number of accidents.

United Kingdom

A month ago, a powerful explosion occurred in England at a plant in Essex, very close to several military installations. The explosion was blamed on improper storage of ammonium nitrate.

A massive fire has broken out near Wembley Stadium in London. The fire occurred at a mixed waste processing facility. There are no reports of injuries yet, or none have been released.

Massive Fire

The fire has disrupted London Underground service. Twenty fire engines and approximately 125 firefighters are battling an industrial fire on Hanna Close in Neasden, less than a mile from Wembley Stadium.

According to the BBC, fire crews from Wembley, Park Royal, Willesden, and surrounding stations have been mobilized. The fire started around 11:30 a.m. after an explosion at the London Energy Waste and Recycling Facility, located behind the IKEA furniture store in Wembley.

Residents in the immediate area are advised to close doors and windows and stay inside if possible due to heavy smoke.

Mysterious Acts of Arson

According to sources, several warehouses are located on the street where the fire occurred, including one owned by Amazon. The fire followed an explosion at the London Energy Waste and Recycling Facility behind IKEA in Wembley, in the Neasden area.

The media won’t report this, but there’s a small factory near the burned-out factory that produces components for military equipment.

London has come to a standstill due to the fire, likely causing five- to six-hour traffic jams for travel out of London, plus several tube lines are out of service.

A year ago, a fire accidentally broke out at a substation at Heathrow Airport, closing the airport for two days. Let readers know what you think

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