Russia SMASHES Ukraine’s Secret Uranium Depot? ‘Dangerous Nuclear Plan…’ | Huge ‘Victory’
A new controversy has erupted following Russia's latest missile strike on a suburb of Kyiv. Ukrainian journalist and former lawmaker Igor Mosiychuk has claimed that the attack destroyed a weapons depot storing depleted uranium (DU) munitions, triggering massive secondary explosions and raising fresh concerns over the potential health and environmental impact. Mosiychuk alleged the depot contained both cluster munitions and depleted uranium shells, while accusing Ukrainian authorities of remaining silent about the incident. However, there has been no official confirmation from Ukrainian authorities that the depot contained depleted uranium munitions or that the strike occurred as described. The claims surfaced after Russia launched a large-scale missile barrage on the Kyiv suburb of Vishnyovoe, where videos showed powerful explosions following the initial strike. Depleted uranium ammunition has remained a highly controversial issue throughout the war, with Russia and Western nations repeatedly clashing over its use and potential long-term consequences.
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