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    Ein russischer Treibstoffzug entgleiste und explodierte. Mitschurinsk, Region Tambow

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    3. SmoresNMoreSmores on

      Hard to judge distances but I bet those people on the bridge felt the heat wave

    7. That_Trip_5071 on

      Typical Russian experience, move for a possible end of life explosion, nope!

    9. Single-Use-Again on

      Russia is the world’s ecological disaster, since forever. Also why does the Russian language sound so extra chromosomey?

    11. Internal_Select on

      Huh I’m amazed they still have fuel to explode considering how many refineries burn.

    16. Jack-knife-96 on

      Well that was a lot BIGGER than I expected! 🔥 Yea! Less fuel for Putin & his band of Orcs.

    22. myrainyday on

      Well at least people had some fun watching it. They look serene and interested.

    26. AnotherCuppaTea on

      Ha ha ha, the RuZZian fuel train got „Bayified“!

      Deep internet cut referencing a silly 2010 app that allowed people to „Michael Bay-ify“ their pics by adding cartoonishly huge explosions, bombs, and more.

    27. AnotherCuppaTea on

      But seriously: diesel fuel doesn’t generally produce fireballs like this, so my guess is… jet fuel (which the RF has their own name for; in the US, we call it „Jet-A“)? Anyone?

    28. Caligulaonreddit on

      one of the few videos were filming in portrait was the correct choice

    29. 8BallCoronersPocket on

      Translation:

      -Fuck your fucking mouth, fuck me. Fuck your mother, bitch. Shit, it’s coming the fuck out

    30. forgotalot57 on

      Nuclear Armageddon Russia says it will bring every month vs. the „nuclear“ Russia has at home.

    31. CeleryProfessional77 on

      Nice to see. Anyway .. ruZian is a disgusting language.. it’s strange that Ukrainian sounds much nicer to me. We were taught ruZian in elementary school, but I hate this language.

    32. Fandorin on

      Michurinsk is a tiny town where a bunch of important rail lines cross. Depending on where exactly this happened, it could be a big problem for Russia. Regardless, any loss of rail fuel tanks is a problem for them, their rail systems are running out of money, and that rail line is out of commission for weeks. So this is either bad for Russia, or REALLY bad for Russia. Either way, this made my morning better.

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