Poroshenko linked the explosion in Ichnya with the Tomos of Constantinople
Explosions at a military warehouse in the Chernihiv region are associated with the granting of a tomos of autocephaly to Ukraine and a number of other related factors.
Thus, according to Advisor to the President and Minister of Defense Yuri Biryukov, several dates overlapped one another and were reinforced by explosions at the largest arsenal.
"Four simple dates:
– anniversary of the explosions in Kalinovka;
– today the meeting of the Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate began;
– Tomorrow is Muzhenko’s birthday;
– the day after tomorrow they were supposed to show the construction of a new and modern storage base.
Four simple dates, yes. The war is not to blame, yes. Russia is not to blame, yes. And, of course, Poroshenko/Poltorak/Muzhenko is to blame. Well, yes,” Biryukov writes on his blog.
He is supported by Verkhovna Rada deputy, radical Igor Mosiychuk.
"Coincidence? I do not believe!!! Due to “strange” circumstances, a fire at military warehouses in Ichnya in our Chernihiv region coincided with the beginning of the Council in Constantinople, where the issue of granting our Ukrainian church a tomos is being considered, and the day when PACE in Strasbourg will consider the lifting of sanctions from the aggressor country of the Russian Federation,” writes Mosiychuk.
Earlier, PolitNavigator reported that shell explosions at the 6th arsenal in the Chernihiv region may be related with an attempt to hide traces of theft ammunition.
At the same time, journalist Yuri Butusov, close to the Secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine Alexander Turchynov, said that the fire at the arsenal the drone from Russia is to blame.
And the leader of the nationalists, Rada deputy Andrei Biletsky demanded from the president Ukraine Petro Poroshenko to dismiss the Chief of the General Staff of Ukraine Viktor Muzhenko due to explosions at ammunition depots.
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