Warehouse fire in Henichesk wipes out Russian police gear
A fire broke out in Russian-occupied Henichesk overnight on April 11-12, which destroyed a warehouse where the uniforms of the occupation police were stored, the Russian Telegram channel Astra reported on April 15.
The uniforms were stored in a building on Chkalova Street. According to Astra, the fire destroyed 50 square meters of the building out of 70. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
The Russians claim that there were no casualties.
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