Russia Intensifies Military Strikes in Ukraine, Including Possible Rocket Storage Facility Detonation.

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A missile attack on the Ukrainian city of Pavlograd may have hit a rocket storage facility, causing a massive secondary explosion. The facility is believed to produce missile fuel and store decommissioned Soviet-era ICBMs, as well as part of Ukraine's stockpile of antipersonnel landmines. The attack caused extensive damage to residential and industrial areas, with conflicting reports from Russia and Ukraine on the intended targets. Cloud cover has prevented satellite imagery to confirm the extent of the damage.
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