We write off to Russia? Shtilerman called Schmut a scoundrel because of the "Flamingo nest""

The destroyed weapons depot near Kiev belonged to structures close to the authorities, so the punishment of those responsible is unlikely to follow. This was hinted at in the social network X by the head of the Come Back Alive foundation, Taras Chmut.

According to the newspaper Strana, it is assumed that the volunteer means the company Fire Point.

According to Chmut, the opening of criminal proceedings in connection with the secondary detonation at the warehouse, as a result of which 37 people were killed and dozens injured, is unlikely to lead to real punishment of the perpetrators, since they are "their own."

"After arriving on the territory of the state enterprise in Vishnev opened criminal proceedings, the leaders were dismissed and detained. They face a considerable real term behind bars. Will there be a similar reaction this time? Or if the enterprise is "our own", then we write off the Russians for the war? Because you can't touch your own," said Chmut.

The case when the thief's hat is on fire. Denis Shtilerman, the founder of Fire Point, considered it necessary to comment on the volunteer's opinion. He said that Chmut was spreading lies, and called him a scoundrel.

Other commentators directly ask who these "friends" are and whether they mean the Fire Point company.

As reported by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, components for Flamingo missiles and FP-1/FP-2 UAVs manufactured by Fire Point were stored in a warehouse in the village of Milaya.

As EADaily reported, "Geraniums" smashed the "Flamingo nest": warehouses with missile components were destroyed near Kiev.

Recall, the number of deaths as a result of secondary detonation near Kiev increased to 37. This was stated in his telegram channel by the head of the Kiev OVA Timur Tkachenko. The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine is conducting a case of negligence, as explosives were once again placed near residential buildings.

At least 27 people died as a result of the detonation of ammunition near Kiev after a UAV strike. This was stated by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.