☣️ Russia Blows Up Ammonia Pipeline in Donetsk Region, Creating Toxic Zone to Block Ukrainian Advance In another act of desperation, Russian forces have blown up a section of the Togliatti–Odesa ammonia pipeline near the settlement of Rusyn Yar in the Donetsk region, attempting to slow the advance of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The pipeline, which once transported industrial ammonia from Russia toward Odesa, has now become a weapon of environmental warfare. ⸻ ⚠️ A Deadly Chemical Weapon in All b

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