Russian missile is found in Ukrainian
kitchen by bomb disposal crew who decide
that giving it a good wiggle is the way
to go
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/20/2022 11:34:47 PM
Video footage shows a Ukrainian bomb disposal team casually removing a missile which crashed through the roof of a Ukrainian house. The massive rocket landed in a residential area of Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city, today. The unlucky houseowner will have been relieved to find out that their damaged ceiling and kitchen counter is all that was damaged when it struck the property. This footage shows the Russian ordnance sticking out of a man's kitchen sink, while several members of a bomb disposal crew inspect and fiddle with the device. The made give the device a good shake, possibly to see if it will come unstuck.
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The hole in the ceiling was a nice touch.