from thefreeonline on 15th May 2023 info from South Front


Panic is developing on Ukrainian social media over reports that during the detonation of an ammunition depot in Khmelnytsky, a large batch of British depleted uranium tank ammunition, which was recently brought in to Ukraine along with Storm Shadow missiles, was also destroyed.
As a result of the huge explosion, particles of depleted uranium may have been dispersed on the territory of the entire Khmelnytsky region.
Reports claim that the background radiation has increased in the area.
Russia sent 21 drones to an army missile silo causing an enormous fireball which injured dozens, as per reports.
The local military administration said on Telegram that “critical infrastructure” had been hit in the May 12 attack.

A spike in gamma radiation was detected around May 12, with emission continuing to rise the following day and remaining at the elevated level thereafter.
Taking into account how little gamma radiation comes from depleted uranium, this spike indicates that the stockpile of depleted uranium munitions was destroyed there.
From the sad experiences of both Yugoslavia and Iraq, one may conclude that an outbreak of cancer should be expected in the region in the future.
The mushroom-like explosion in Khmelnytskyi struck a depot storing missiles and ammunition, say reports. Ukraine denied Russian reports that the strike caused significant losses to the armed forces.
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