A strike on Pavlohrad may cause an ecological disaster in five regions – analysts

A Russian missile attack on Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk region, may cause an ecological disaster in five regions of Ukraine.

This is reported by the analysts of the GeoConfirmed OSINT project.

The experts, referring to geolocation footage, suggest that the powerful explosion in Pavlohrad occurred at the Pavlohrad Chemical Plant, and not in a train loaded with S-300. The analysts have published satellite images that seem to confirm this.

"To date, more than 1.8 thousand tons of expired solid rocket fuel are stored at the landfill, the expiration date of which expired 20 years ago," they said in their report.

The analysts found a BBC article from January 2020 that warned of a possible environmental disaster in the event of an explosion at the chemical plant in Pavlohrad. The authors of the article claimed that if an emergency occurs at the enterprise, both the Dnipropetrovsk region and four neighboring regions will be affected.

The OSINT experts believe that the Russians deliberately struck the plant, knowing that it could lead to an environmental disaster.

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