Large-scale fire in workshop with threat of gas cylinder explosions in Khimki, Russia: Footage
Photo: A large fire in a workshop in Khimki, Russia (t.me/bazabazon)
In Khimki, the Moscow region, Russia, a large fire broke out in a workshop producing ceramic tiles. There is a threat of gas cylinders exploding, according to the Baza Telegram channel.
Around 9 a.m., the area of the fire was approximately 2,000 square meters, but later it grew to 5,000 square meters. Emergency services are currently working at the scene.
"There is a threat of gas cylinders exploding inside the building," writes the Telegram channel.
It is noted that the fire has supposedly been contained. There are no casualties reported.
Photo: A large fire in a workshop in Khimki, Russia, with a threat of gas cylinder explosions (t.me/bazabazon)
Photo: A large fire in a workshop in Khimki, Russia, with a threat of gas cylinder explosions (t.me/bazabazon)
Photo: A large fire in a workshop in Khimki, Russia, with a threat of gas cylinder explosions (t.me/bazabazon)
Explosions and fires in Russia
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, explosions and fires at Russian facilities have become increasingly common occurrences. In particular, the Security Service of Ukraine and the Defence Intelligence have carried out operations targeting airports, oil refineries, and substations in Russia.
Recently, there were complaints in Russia about a strike on the Oil Combine substation in Sudzha, Kursk region. Specifically, a fuel base in Krasnodar Krai was recently struck, resulting in a massive fire at two petroleum product reservoirs.
