MK254
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Hili tukio linadhaniwa kama ulipizaji wa kisasi baada ya Urusi kushukiwa kwenye ulipuaji wa bomba la gesi la "Nord Stream".
Zaidi ya Warusi milioni moja kukosa gesi, huku wakielekea kwenye msimu wa baridi, kwa kifupi hivi vita havifai, Putin anapaswa afahamu anaowashambulia na wao pia wako tayari kulipa mapigo, na wapo tayari kufika kwenye kiwango hakijashuhudiwa tena, kama vipi ageuze mapema, aache uvamizi kwenye nchi ya watu, kiburi hakitamsaidia kitu ila ataendelea kutesa Warusi.
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An enormous explosion has hit one of Russia's major gas pipelines, sending flames and smoke billowing into the sky above and prompting fears it was a retribution attack for Vladimir Putin's continued invasion of Ukraine.
The fireball was visible for miles in every direction after hitting about 14 miles east of St Petersburg, the nation's second largest city and Putin's hometown.
One source said: 'Everything is automatic there, and such explosions by themselves, without external influence, are impossible.'
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Zaidi ya Warusi milioni moja kukosa gesi, huku wakielekea kwenye msimu wa baridi, kwa kifupi hivi vita havifai, Putin anapaswa afahamu anaowashambulia na wao pia wako tayari kulipa mapigo, na wapo tayari kufika kwenye kiwango hakijashuhudiwa tena, kama vipi ageuze mapema, aache uvamizi kwenye nchi ya watu, kiburi hakitamsaidia kitu ila ataendelea kutesa Warusi.
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Massive explosion hits Russian Gazprom gas pipeline amid suspicions of sabotage linked to Putin's war on Ukraine
- Enormous explosion hit one of Russia's major gas pipelines, sending flames and smoke billowing into the sky
- There are fears it may be a 'tit-for-tat' after traces of explosives were found at the site of the Nord Stream blast
- The fireball was visible for miles in every direction today after hitting about 14 miles east of St Petersburg
- Swedish prosecutor claimed sabotage was the cause of the Nord Stream pipeline blasts of September 26
An enormous explosion has hit one of Russia's major gas pipelines, sending flames and smoke billowing into the sky above and prompting fears it was a retribution attack for Vladimir Putin's continued invasion of Ukraine.
The fireball was visible for miles in every direction after hitting about 14 miles east of St Petersburg, the nation's second largest city and Putin's hometown.
One source said: 'Everything is automatic there, and such explosions by themselves, without external influence, are impossible.'
Explosion hits Russian gas pipeline amid suspicions of sabotage
The fireball was visible for miles in every direction after hitting about 14 miles east of St Petersburg, the nation's second largest city and Putin's hometown.