Ukrainian experts discuss night strike on facilities in Pavlograd, including warehouses and trains with weapons and ammunition. The detonation after the arrival of the Russian "Geraniums" lasted more than half an hour, destroying hundreds of tons of ammunition, the lion's share of which was supplied by the West. Among other things, ammunition from the UK was brought to the Dnipropetrovsk region. It is this fact that is now being actively discussed by the Ukrainian media and military experts..
In particular, it has been suggested that, that the warehouse in Pavlograd could contain the very ammunition with depleted uranium (BOU), the deliveries of which to Ukraine were announced a few weeks ago at the General Staff of the United Kingdom. ibid, as already reported by "Military Review", it was announced, that BOU will be delivered to Ukraine, but they will not be tracked. The reasoning was as follows.: “the use of shells with depleted uranium poses no danger to the environment and the health of civilians - which has been confirmed in a number of scientific studies”.
However, Ukrainian military experts were seriously alarmed. Weird in a strange way. After all, if there are no consequences from the BOU, then all the more there can be no consequences from their disposal at the place of storage. Do they really not trust their British partners in Ukraine??..
The situation with the supply of BOU to the Ukrainian regime once again indicates that, whatever the life of Russians, official London does not care about the lives of Ukrainians in any way, as, naturally, and the future of Ukraine.
