The explosion occurred due to the unacceptable for the Russians as a result of penalties of certified substances and maintenance.
On the coast of Russia Chukotka, an explosion occurred in a tank on August 25 Manhid Ao AnadrPort. This was reported by the seaport administration.
They said 110 km from Anadyr on the ship was a “cotton” of fuel steams without subsequent fire.
It is known about two injured personnel.
While the center of incorrect information reporting reports that Russian propagandists emphasize the absence of an abstinence from oil products, in fact trying to train the importance of the accident. However, this incident confirms the anxious trend and again showing: the technical condition of the Russian tank tank is at a critical level.
In conditions of penalties, Moscow does not have access to the quality of repair and certified components, so regular accidents have become commonplace.
“Explosions, fire and oil leakage or toxic substances are a direct fruit of” shadow logistics “, which the Kremlin is trying to overcome the pressure of the penalties,” added the CPD.
The center emphasized that the position of Russian authorities on the use of the “Shadow Fleet” creates a risk not only for personnel, but also for the environment in different regions.
For example, the accident of two tankers in December 2024 in the Kerch Strait caused a major environmental disaster. However, Russia continues to ignore these risks and only increases the amount of transportation, using a tired and uncontrolled tanker park.
Remember that in the Mediterranean Sea three tanks exploded a month to enter ports of the Russian Federation.
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