What Zelensky Said About Ammunition Storage As 27 Deaths and 42 Injuries Reported

What Zelensky About: The Myla explosion is the second major munitions-storage disaster near Kyiv in under two months.

A similar strike on an ammunition depot in Vyshneve in early July killed several people and damaged hundreds of homes, prompting an earlier round of promises to relocate military stockpiles away from civilians.

That the same pattern has now repeated raises pointed questions about oversight of ammunition storage and whether prior findings were acted upon.

It also underscores a broader trend: both sides have intensified long-range strikes in recent months, and Ukrainian officials say civilian casualties from these attacks have climbed to record levels.