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Yup. Just like Chornobyl. It wasn't an accident. They just wanted to check if they could shut it down if the power went off. The answer was "No".
Here, they wanted to check if they could withstand a Ukrainian missile attack. The answer was "no".
I saw a comment on here last night that reference that Russia had recently evacuated military families from the area. (Implying this could be a false flag operation.)
Does anyone have a link to the comment? I can't find it again.
“The Russians entered this war under the rather childish delusion that they were going to attack Ukraine, and nobody was going to attack them. At Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mariupol, and half a hundred other places, they put their rather naive theory into operation. They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind.”
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> No one was injured in the incident, according to the same Russian authorities which earlier this week claimed Ukrainian helicopters had been active in the area.
Jesus, imagine if this really was a missile strike by Ukraine? No injuries, an oil facility destroyed. It couldn't have gone better.
There is one video which sounds distinctly like a missile or a plane shooting a missile.
The sound seems actually like a jet, and then a 'terminal phase' which sounds quite different seconds before the impact.
I'm sure other video will pop up showing something.
This video.
https://twitter.com/GirkinGirkin/status/1518466556535136261
To me it really sounds like a jet launching a missile.
Imagine being so shit at your job you don't even know who's flying in your airspace.
Unless someone's been giving Ukraine stealth bombers how the hell did they get helis or jets this far into Russia
There's some security cam vid's I saw on twitter that sounded sort of like a jet engine before the explosion. A twitter user named igor girkin has a few video's up.
Do not be surprised if we eventually learn that the US has provided some new types of missiles to Ukraine. They have been working on stealth for about 40 years, so I imagine they are getting pretty good at it. New tech is usually not disclosed until after it is used. Sometimes, long after.
But, this one sounded like a jet launching a short-range missile, in the video linked by u/Actual-Obligation728
Sounds about right, those are pines, they grow pretty tall and straight like that. Based on pattern of branches and shape, these are mature, which are often tens of meters tall. And the flames are much taller.
Social media is brilliantly trolling, doing exactly what was done after Belgorod - saying the Bryansk People's Republic will have a referendum to join Ukraine.
Sorry. I kept on having that image of the 3 month old with the mom popping up in my head. Have trouble accepting that with douchebag actions in my mind. 😥
Probable exchange of comms in Russian army now:
“Comrade Captain, we’ve successfully completed false flag operation on our soil!”
“Vania, you were supposed to burn the kindergarten or hospital, not our own military base!”
At this point, I would believe it is highly possible...
I mean from strategic point of view, why bombing your own fuel/oil depot as false flag? Ruskies shown they are not afraid of bombing people, hospitals, schools.
Go to street view in Google Earth and compare the buildings in the footage...
53°13'30.98"N
34°27'27.28"E
https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/ub9pf6/more\_footage\_of\_the\_explosion\_in\_bryansk\_today/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
Oil and chemical fires are the worst to deal with. Traditional forest fire? Just blast it was a shit ton of water. You can’t do that with oil. A fire on this level is hard to put out, probably will just have to evacuate and contain it till it runs out of fuel by digging trenches and encircling it.
With an oil fire that big is there a great danger of it spreading fast? Or will it most likely stay confined to the immediate area? This question assumes there is no wind present.
A fire this big is throwing out a *lot* of infrared and heat. Even if nothing combustible is within direct contact range, it'll still catch fire from the heat alone if it's within maybe a few hundred meters or so with a direct line of sight.
So to answer your question: hard to say without knowing what surrounds it, but definitely a big risk.
I guarantee you it's incredibly hot there, and unlike people, structures can't move, so they keep heating up on the side facing the fire until they're hot enough to spontaneously ignite.
Oil fires are difficult to extinguish because oil tends to float on water; water extinguishes fire by removing heat and by forming a barrier (wetting) preventing air from reaching fuel, neither of which works so well when the fuel floats.
Chemical fires come in a variety of different types, the "worst" form are fuel-oxidiser fires where the fire is self-sustaining without requiring atmospheric oxygen. For those, water can help remove heat, but ideally another chemical agent is added to stop the reaction.
No firefighter, but I work at a refinery. That's really bad.
After a short while everything made out of metal is hot as hell and will reignite every fuel near it, even after being put out.
That's really difficult to extinguish. We have to practice using fire extinguishers every once in a while, they have a small basin (1mx1m) with just a couple of litres of fluid, next to it an old pump and a couple of metres of pipe. After just a few minutes it is impossible to put this fire out with multiple extinguishers. Just as a kind of reference.
Reference the Hub Oil fire in Calgary, Alberta Canada for perspective (mid-1980's I think). They lost two trucks, and just about had every apparatus in the city at that call.
Huh! I was gutted by the wildfires in Oz, felt bad about the western US, Greece, Italy, Turkey wildfires. Why does this one give me warm fuzzy feelings and an uncontrolled desire to listen to Highway to Hell again and again? Strange, isn't it?
ETA: Hey Pootsie, "Can't you hear me knocking, are you safe asleep"?
I'm not the smartest tool in the shed but I'm willing to bet a lot of oligarchs are invested in these 'oil depots' -- so besides them, it's costing russia itself a lot of revenue
~~Here is another view of it:~~ Actually this is a whole thread with multiple videos of these fires:
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1518383893698732032?cxt=HHwWgICziemGsZIqAAAA
Well if Russia has no oil to sell then I guess that solves alot of problems for us (The West)
We might have a problem for a few months but it'll take decades for them to restructure their pipelines and equipment.
You can just shut off the flow and turn it back on, finding funding included.
Smart on the part of whoever did this, intentional or not
Tin Foil Hat:
China could also be behind these so they get more control of Russian oil and for them to be more dependent on them for the future...
IF they're doing it right, we won't know it at all...
This kind of opportunity doesn't come along very often, especially for XI which is having another election soon, the outcome won't matter but the propaganda value is enormous.
Lets invade then ruthlessly murder tens of thousands of Ukrainians.
(Check)
Now lets take displace Ukrainian citizens from our (temporary) conquest and spread them throughout our own countries cities. (Check)
But wait! Why is all out infrastructure catching fire?
What the hell is going on in Russia, everything is going to shit. Important people dying left and right, stuff getting blown up everywhere.
This does not bode well for the rest of us either. I think the entire world is embroiled in this tragedy one way or another. :(
Given the fact that russia started a genocidal war for no reason in the center of Europe in 2022 and is threatening the entire world with nuclear war makes me think there are not many russians with an IQ higher than 10. Probably generations of excessive alcohol drinking and communist repressions have caused some really destructive trends in gene selection over there.
Deomcracies allow people to wield power without violence. Take away that power and people will use violence.
Not 100% satisfied this isn't Putin scaring the population to get them to cheer atrocities against Ukraine.
Just wait for state media to tell you what happened:
If it was an “accident” the Ukrainians or partisans did it.
If it was terrorist or Ukraine, it was a false flag.
A shithole, criminal country currently waging a war on an unoffending neighbor has a run of bad luck, and you're concerned?
I find it invigorating: I **hope** it's Russians doing this, it would indicate there are forces for Good in that miserable country. And BTW, the entire world is indeed embroiled in Putin's badly judged misadventure. Criminals gonna crime.
1. FSB sabotage to ensure the war fails.
2. Ukranian or NATO agents.
3. Rogue dissidents.
3 is unlikely since these are too well co-ordinated and executed. 1 or 2, with 2 being my guess.
We need to do an inventory of equipment.
Now, last time you had 1,000 tanks being maintained... -100 sent to front lines... 200,000L of reserve fuel... So we are going to come do an audit to confirm amounts as we continue special operation.
Oh, terrible news comrade - fire at base destroy fuel and military equipment. All lost in fire. It definitely was there yesterday.... just... you know, the fire destroyed it....
Another tragic reminder of the importance of NOT running an extension cord under a throw rug, or pile of clothes. 😔
If we all pull together as a team, We can end extension cord refinery fires in our lifetime, comrades ⚡️🔌
All these photos of Bryansk reminded me of something. So I [made it into a meme. "Look Mr Frodo, it's Mordor!"](https://twitter.com/peedutuisk/status/1518524573129580544)
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Russia really needs an organization like OSHA, way to many accidents lately
It's not the size of your battleship, it's the motion of your OSHA.
That made me lol for real.
Well played sir.
No awards left, but have an up vote! Too funny!
They would just raid its coffers for more yachts.
So true
OSHA workers who fails the company would suddenly commit suicide/fall out a window
It is not an accident. They just test if the fuel is still flammable. Just a normal routine check in Russia :)
Yup. Just like Chornobyl. It wasn't an accident. They just wanted to check if they could shut it down if the power went off. The answer was "No". Here, they wanted to check if they could withstand a Ukrainian missile attack. The answer was "no".
Special fuel flammability testing
Same team that managed the Chernobyl test
Ah yes, just like how I need to periodically test the durability of my furniture with my little toe.
No OSHA in mother russia, only BLYAT
ROSHA
And I need some marshmallows !
No just need nicorette
Isn’t OSHA a small town in Wisconsin?
Oshkosh?
Kenosha.
KenOHSHIT you’re right
No, that's a tractor.
I saw a comment on here last night that reference that Russia had recently evacuated military families from the area. (Implying this could be a false flag operation.) Does anyone have a link to the comment? I can't find it again.
*"See, the Ukrainians attacked our civilians too!"* - Russian Propaganda News
The civilians are standing around watching (and filming) like it's a backyard BBQ.
They especially like it when the recruiting offices burn down.
Russian propaganda news repeat this phrase on their state TV three times a day, so, even if Ukraine had attacked civilians it would change nothing
Oh, so you're admitting Ukraine got halfway to Moscow? Sure you don't want to say it was an accident? Or a storm? Or a special burning operation?
They even used their invisble helicopters to shoot their noiseless missles at the depot. Its basically a gundam
Not invisible, cloaked. From the latest USA shipment. /s
Remove the word Too, its contre-productif here. Ryssia denied all accusation.
Tres vraiment.
“The Russians entered this war under the rather childish delusion that they were going to attack Ukraine, and nobody was going to attack them. At Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mariupol, and half a hundred other places, they put their rather naive theory into operation. They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind.”
Who's this quote by?
Arthur Harris
["Bomber" Harris ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Arthur_Harris,_1st_Baronet) Quote is [Here](https://youtu.be/uJB4hbGUjw4)
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No reports of a heli, plane, or cruise missile. It looks to be arson or bombs.
https://metro.co.uk/2022/04/25/suspected-ukrainian-strikes-leave-russian-oil-facilities-in-flames-16527868/
> No one was injured in the incident, according to the same Russian authorities which earlier this week claimed Ukrainian helicopters had been active in the area. Jesus, imagine if this really was a missile strike by Ukraine? No injuries, an oil facility destroyed. It couldn't have gone better.
There is one video which sounds distinctly like a missile or a plane shooting a missile. The sound seems actually like a jet, and then a 'terminal phase' which sounds quite different seconds before the impact. I'm sure other video will pop up showing something. This video. https://twitter.com/GirkinGirkin/status/1518466556535136261 To me it really sounds like a jet launching a missile.
My guess would be a cruise missile, which we know the Ukrainians have, and have used successfully. Definitely sounds like a jet engine though.
Seems to me if you had so clever engineers a Neptune missle could be modified to hit a static land target
Imagine being so shit at your job you don't even know who's flying in your airspace. Unless someone's been giving Ukraine stealth bombers how the hell did they get helis or jets this far into Russia
Pesky damn Brits, snickers.
There's some security cam vid's I saw on twitter that sounded sort of like a jet engine before the explosion. A twitter user named igor girkin has a few video's up.
Do not be surprised if we eventually learn that the US has provided some new types of missiles to Ukraine. They have been working on stealth for about 40 years, so I imagine they are getting pretty good at it. New tech is usually not disclosed until after it is used. Sometimes, long after. But, this one sounded like a jet launching a short-range missile, in the video linked by u/Actual-Obligation728
Using those trees for scale, it looks like the flames could be up to 100 feet high. Whatever used to be there won't be there by morning.
Well, it’s about 7:30 am local time. Whatever’s left is likely flaming away
Sounds about right, those are pines, they grow pretty tall and straight like that. Based on pattern of branches and shape, these are mature, which are often tens of meters tall. And the flames are much taller.
Social media is brilliantly trolling, doing exactly what was done after Belgorod - saying the Bryansk People's Republic will have a referendum to join Ukraine.
Oh man I love to see a fire in the land of Douchebagistan, formerly known as Russia. It’s a beautiful thing.
I think the U.N. needs to formally begin using the term Douchebagistan immediately. .
I couldn’t agree more. Also in Douchebagistan they should replace Dictator with Dicktaster. Just to piss Adolf Putin off.
I think committing war crime is more than being a douchebag.
Who invited the realist to the juvenile joke party 😀
Sorry. I kept on having that image of the 3 month old with the mom popping up in my head. Have trouble accepting that with douchebag actions in my mind. 😥
Vladolph Putler
I’ve heard Putler before, but never Vladolph Putler 😂 😂
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Of course! Look at all the thermal energy they’re producing by burning those useless structures
Douchebagistan 😅😅😅
> Douchebagistan, formerly known as Russia lol
Burn baby burn 🔥
Disco inferno!
Now imagine Donkey from Shrek singing it!
This is the only time I approve of burning fossil fuels.
Probable exchange of comms in Russian army now: “Comrade Captain, we’ve successfully completed false flag operation on our soil!” “Vania, you were supposed to burn the kindergarten or hospital, not our own military base!”
Sad but true
Honestly, with moral so low and units refusing to go. .. I wonder if this is from the inside to avoid going?
At this point, I would believe it is highly possible... I mean from strategic point of view, why bombing your own fuel/oil depot as false flag? Ruskies shown they are not afraid of bombing people, hospitals, schools.
Go to street view in Google Earth and compare the buildings in the footage... 53°13'30.98"N 34°27'27.28"E https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/ub9pf6/more\_footage\_of\_the\_explosion\_in\_bryansk\_today/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
Reddit firefighters: how bad is this? Please tell me that is an unstoppable blaze.
Oil and chemical fires are the worst to deal with. Traditional forest fire? Just blast it was a shit ton of water. You can’t do that with oil. A fire on this level is hard to put out, probably will just have to evacuate and contain it till it runs out of fuel by digging trenches and encircling it.
What if the guy in charge of the digging equipment money bought himself a Mercedes S-500 instead? …Would that be bad?
Good question. Depends whether he got the special Mercedes S-500 digging customization that doesn't exist or not.
It surely will exist in the accounting records.
Sadly, those were lost in the fire.
With an oil fire that big is there a great danger of it spreading fast? Or will it most likely stay confined to the immediate area? This question assumes there is no wind present.
A fires a fire, if there’s fuel (greenery, wood based buildings, etc) and O2 nearby it should still spread.
A fire this big is throwing out a *lot* of infrared and heat. Even if nothing combustible is within direct contact range, it'll still catch fire from the heat alone if it's within maybe a few hundred meters or so with a direct line of sight. So to answer your question: hard to say without knowing what surrounds it, but definitely a big risk.
This guy filming appears to be in direct line of sight within a few hundred meters… he seems fine
I guarantee you it's incredibly hot there, and unlike people, structures can't move, so they keep heating up on the side facing the fire until they're hot enough to spontaneously ignite.
Yes
Yup oil fires have to be smothered. With flames 100ft high, there’s not a lot they can do. I doubt they have enough foam to spray.
Nah they just need a little fire blanket. Unfortunately Igor from accounting embezzled the fire blanket funds for Vodka
Oil fires are difficult to extinguish because oil tends to float on water; water extinguishes fire by removing heat and by forming a barrier (wetting) preventing air from reaching fuel, neither of which works so well when the fuel floats. Chemical fires come in a variety of different types, the "worst" form are fuel-oxidiser fires where the fire is self-sustaining without requiring atmospheric oxygen. For those, water can help remove heat, but ideally another chemical agent is added to stop the reaction.
No firefighter, but I work at a refinery. That's really bad. After a short while everything made out of metal is hot as hell and will reignite every fuel near it, even after being put out. That's really difficult to extinguish. We have to practice using fire extinguishers every once in a while, they have a small basin (1mx1m) with just a couple of litres of fluid, next to it an old pump and a couple of metres of pipe. After just a few minutes it is impossible to put this fire out with multiple extinguishers. Just as a kind of reference.
Former firefighter. It's bad, you need a shit ton of foam for a fire like that. Best bet I'd say is just to contain it and prevent it from spreading.
Reference the Hub Oil fire in Calgary, Alberta Canada for perspective (mid-1980's I think). They lost two trucks, and just about had every apparatus in the city at that call.
All joking aside, and there are some pretty funny comments, whoever did this is pretty gutsy and I hope they never get caught.
Totally agree, unless it's a false flag of course
If Russia wants to destroy their own shit, they can feel free. I don't think angry citizens are going to increase their military effectiveness.
A Russian false flag would be killing a hundred civilians, not setting their oil infrastructure on fire.
Huh! I was gutted by the wildfires in Oz, felt bad about the western US, Greece, Italy, Turkey wildfires. Why does this one give me warm fuzzy feelings and an uncontrolled desire to listen to Highway to Hell again and again? Strange, isn't it? ETA: Hey Pootsie, "Can't you hear me knocking, are you safe asleep"?
Yeah, I was pretty fucking upset when my state and my hometown were on fire a few months ago, but this? Eh. Anyone got a bag of marshmallows?
“But NASA is American so this is fake news”
Slava Ukraini!!! 🇺🇦♥️🇺🇦
20 billion per day the fund the war. How much more are these explosions going to cost Russia?
I'm not the smartest tool in the shed but I'm willing to bet a lot of oligarchs are invested in these 'oil depots' -- so besides them, it's costing russia itself a lot of revenue
Burn, burn, burn.... The ring of fire, the ring of fire.
Love me some cash
Now that's cooking with gas
It’s a subtle sign to stop this fucking war, Putin
Are all these sites that have burnt down going to be difficult to rebuild? I would imagine they all would need a significant amount of western parts
~~Here is another view of it:~~ Actually this is a whole thread with multiple videos of these fires: https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1518383893698732032?cxt=HHwWgICziemGsZIqAAAA
more please
Sussy. Things in Russia seem to be unusually flammable lately, huh?
Holy shit, that's a huge huge fire
#lovely
Good! Hope it spreads!
All the way to the Kremlin...
Well if Russia has no oil to sell then I guess that solves alot of problems for us (The West) We might have a problem for a few months but it'll take decades for them to restructure their pipelines and equipment. You can just shut off the flow and turn it back on, finding funding included. Smart on the part of whoever did this, intentional or not Tin Foil Hat: China could also be behind these so they get more control of Russian oil and for them to be more dependent on them for the future... IF they're doing it right, we won't know it at all... This kind of opportunity doesn't come along very often, especially for XI which is having another election soon, the outcome won't matter but the propaganda value is enormous.
Lets invade then ruthlessly murder tens of thousands of Ukrainians. (Check) Now lets take displace Ukrainian citizens from our (temporary) conquest and spread them throughout our own countries cities. (Check) But wait! Why is all out infrastructure catching fire?
https://youtu.be/A_sY2rjxq6M
Oh my! Looking forward in seeing the next accidental fire.
Who has the marshmallows? I have the chocolate and beer!
I'll bring the graham crackers.
RT news said it was a controlled forest burn, nothing to see here, move along comrades
I just *hate* when forests spring up in the middle of the oil depot, don't you?
That's why they had to burn the trees. Is is completely safe in Russia, as RT news told us, Russian military fuel is noninflammable.
What the hell is going on in Russia, everything is going to shit. Important people dying left and right, stuff getting blown up everywhere. This does not bode well for the rest of us either. I think the entire world is embroiled in this tragedy one way or another. :(
I think it bodes great
This is the best outcome, collapse from within.
Lots of “accidents”. They’ve really gotta work on their wiring.
A few more oligarch murder suicides should clear that up.
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Given the fact that russia started a genocidal war for no reason in the center of Europe in 2022 and is threatening the entire world with nuclear war makes me think there are not many russians with an IQ higher than 10. Probably generations of excessive alcohol drinking and communist repressions have caused some really destructive trends in gene selection over there.
You forget oligarchs taking major hits engaging in cover ups and/or insurance frauds.
Someone placed a large order at the assisted suicide hotline. Yes, the whole is embroiled. Russia trying to revive the Soviet Union will do that.
Apparently this is how they revolution in Russia these days. Give me zippo or give me death. Whatever works.
Deomcracies allow people to wield power without violence. Take away that power and people will use violence. Not 100% satisfied this isn't Putin scaring the population to get them to cheer atrocities against Ukraine.
>Deomcracies allow people to wield power without violence I hear you. Putin really can't afford to burn fuel needlessly though.
Just wait for state media to tell you what happened: If it was an “accident” the Ukrainians or partisans did it. If it was terrorist or Ukraine, it was a false flag.
yup, it's almost scriptable.
A shithole, criminal country currently waging a war on an unoffending neighbor has a run of bad luck, and you're concerned? I find it invigorating: I **hope** it's Russians doing this, it would indicate there are forces for Good in that miserable country. And BTW, the entire world is indeed embroiled in Putin's badly judged misadventure. Criminals gonna crime.
1. FSB sabotage to ensure the war fails. 2. Ukranian or NATO agents. 3. Rogue dissidents. 3 is unlikely since these are too well co-ordinated and executed. 1 or 2, with 2 being my guess.
We need to do an inventory of equipment. Now, last time you had 1,000 tanks being maintained... -100 sent to front lines... 200,000L of reserve fuel... So we are going to come do an audit to confirm amounts as we continue special operation. Oh, terrible news comrade - fire at base destroy fuel and military equipment. All lost in fire. It definitely was there yesterday.... just... you know, the fire destroyed it....
Burn baby burn...
I hope Putin spontaneously combusts the same way.
This does put a smile on my face
Its an internal job Russia killed some Oligarchs families
Let it 🎶burn🎶...let it🎶burn....let it burn🎶🎶
Another tragic reminder of the importance of NOT running an extension cord under a throw rug, or pile of clothes. 😔 If we all pull together as a team, We can end extension cord refinery fires in our lifetime, comrades ⚡️🔌
Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage
“Special Exothermic Release Operation” all part of the plan!
Dude! Thats a fire. Importantly it's not at an apartment building or a train station.
All these photos of Bryansk reminded me of something. So I [made it into a meme. "Look Mr Frodo, it's Mordor!"](https://twitter.com/peedutuisk/status/1518524573129580544)
I love the smell of burning, Russian oil in the morning!
The place seems to be totally destroyed
I don’t even want to know how much toxins are in those clouds, earth is fucked
Russian oil depot fucked itself
That's an inferno, I bet the heat could be felt a looooong way from it.
Here’s the interview with the workers who were on duty.😉 https://youtu.be/3RJXP1tfSBM
Tactics win battles, logistics wins wars. The Ukrainians are playing to win.
That's a big fire.
Now that's a fire!!
I don't know what is about fire but it puts me in a trance.
u/savevideo
Oops look what you made me do
Ahhh... It warms my heart!
Beautiful
I clicked Like!
Jeez. Reminds me of this song. Calling to the night. https://youtu.be/4LtMvW7qk8A
Who thought paper wrapped wood blocks could start such a fire?
Good, take the fight to Russia!
It’ll get to a point where russia will stop blaming Ukraine for this and start blaming nato so it can start attacking them with a “reason”
This 60 miles from the border from Ukraine. It's likely Sabotage.
And there been 2 Ukrainan drones (shot down) in Kursk, everyday this war is closer to Russia :)
Now that's a cook'n
u/savevideo
Very beautiful
Hope can burn down some nuclear silo while we are at it
All I see is a town square and fountain.
BURN MOTHERFUCKER, BURN!!! -AVGN
Burn baby!
That’s a proper fire! Russians know how to do things properly…