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Military Vehicle near Berezhestayskaya Metro Station in Kyiv Violently Explodes
Published 2 years ago
Both angles of what appears to be a military vehicle full of munitions exploding near the Berezhestayskaya Metro Station in Kyiv, where residents of Kyiv are currently sheltering in place.
We're getting unconfirmed reports of an explosion near the Berezhestayskaya Metro Station in Kyiv. This is the location where many people have been seeing live video feeds of civilians sheltering in place against bombardments. Fortunately, these metro stations were designed in the Soviet era during the Cold War against the United States, and are specifically rated to stop nuclear explosions. At this time, the condition of the civilians is unknown, but judging by the amount of blasts seen in the earliest video reports, the target could have been a military vehicle carrying munitions.
At this point in time, we're hearing mixed reports of Russian troop movements inside of Kyiv, however this is unlikely as the Russian's have not been equipped with a massive number of night visions, and a full-scale assault against a well defended city like Kyiv in the middle of the night is not something that is likely to be in the strategy of Russian military leadership. These same reports of Russian troop movements are being countered by others on the ground that the actions we're currently seeing in Kyiv are small groups of saboteurs working to keep the defenders awake all night.
If the second case is true, a more large scale attack could occur early this morning.
Edit: We are now seeing live video feeds around Kyiv start to be cut off.
