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    1. Free-Way-9220 on

      What I don’t understand is how this war goes on, when Trump said he’d end it in 24 hours

    2. Vegetable_Gap_9694 on

      „I help“
      jokes aside, depending on the altitude. that water might not reach the ground fire before the heat of that russian volcano evaporates it.

    3. From an artistic standpoint this might be a contender for picture of the year.

    4. According-File9663 on

      It’s just pure desperation isn’t it. Never thought I’d see the day. This picture alone sums up how 2026 has been going for them

    5. Tribolonutus on

      Perfectly shows how random people have to fight with the effects of arrogant, egoistic and narcissistic sociopath’s doings that, for some reason, rule this planet…

    6. ImaginaryAcadia6621 on

      it’s a beautiful picture. Looking forward to the press photo award next year, there’s going to be good material

    7. Logical-Ad7393 on

      At this point set a perimeter a d let it burn itself out. Can anything be salvaged? May e there is a pollution reason for fighting it but its a total loss otherwise.

    8. Alone-Supermarket-98 on

      They should go online and order more fire extinguishers….ohhh…..

    9. Narrative_Robot_9001 on

      Yeah not a single drop of that water is hitting the flames below

    10. Nice_Dependent_7317 on

      Wouldn’t you at some point just sit back and watch it burn? Why risk your life for a lost cause.

      Oh wait, I forgot, we’re talking about Russians.

    11. SinisterCheese on

      Yeah that ain’t doing shit at that point.

      I have had fire safety training plenty of my life, and the trainer been a local retired firefighter. A discussion about a fire like this came up once, because in my city a warehouse of compressed paper bales ignited. They basically said that there is no point trying to put something like that out; but if you had to try; you’d just get a frontier and blast enough water at the root of the fire to basically push the fuel (burning material) inwards, because that cools, dilutes, and smothers the fire. And you can only move in at the speed that you can cool the structure enough to ensure it is under the self-ignition temperature of the potential fuel.

      Basically my take away from all this was that „Ain’t fucking worth it… Contain and wait it to burn out. Everything was ruined already so it isn’t like you are saving anything. If the fire and heat didn’t ruin it, the water did.“

      But the amount of potential fuel those warehouses were like… beyond comprehension. They probably had shelves 10 EPAL racks high; which probably were stacked to the typical 1,5 m height. Warehouses like that typically run at like 80 % capacity, with the 20 % cycling for in-and-out operations.

      So basically you can assume that the whole warehouse was nearly full of cubic metre volume briquettes of cardboard, paper and plastic.

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