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Ingredients: 1) Ukrainian drone. 2) Russian anti-air defenses. 3) Oil refinery.<\/p>\n
The Russian recipe calls for ingredients 1 and 2 to mix. Ukraine’s version probably wants only ingredients 1 and 3.
\nRussia, however mixed all three together last week with predictable results.<\/p>\n
A Ukrainian military drone was flying over the town of Klintsy when Russian military forces forced it down, causing it to release its munitions into the oil field.<\/p>\n
“An aeroplane-style drone was brought down by the defense ministry using radio-electronic means. When the aerial target was destroyed, its munitions were dropped on the territory of the Klintsy oil depot,” regional governor Alexander Bogomaz wrote on social media.<\/p>\n
Russian sources claim no one was harmed in the explosion, but local authorities were forced to call in specialized firefighters to handle the resulting inferno.\u00a0Fox News<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The Russian duckhunters are having a tough time lately – shooting down their own AWACs last week, bombing their own oil storage this week using Ukrainian<\/em> munitions (guess their own were unavailable?) At this rate, whoever is in charge is going to get a medal… from Ukraine.<\/p>\n
Normally when I see an article like this, from Ukrayinska Pravda or other Ukrainian source, I take it with a large grain (OK, dune) of salt. But being as how this was on the somewhat more reputable\u00a0 Fox instead, had to run with it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"