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→Criticism of storing munitions in civilian areas in Ukraine
[[Zelensky]] called the Myla warehouse strike in [[Bucha]] district, near [[Kyiv]] that resulted in heavy civilian casualties including at a nearby care home for the elderly and disabled, "negligence" and an "unauthorized defense site" - a legal technicality used to pass the blame onto regional commanders or enterprise heads when he was fully cognizant of the overarching [[strategy]] to hide munitions in civilian areas.
[[Zelensky]] called the Myla warehouse strike in [[Bucha]] district, near [[Kyiv]] that resulted in heavy civilian casualties including at a nearby care home for the elderly and disabled, "negligence" and an "unauthorized defense site" - a legal technicality used to pass the blame onto regional commanders or enterprise heads when he was fully cognizant of the overarching [[strategy]] to hide munitions in civilian areas.
Prime Minister Koretskyi publicly called the Myla disaster “[[criminal]] negligence,” bluntly stating, “making the same mistakes for the fifth year of the full-scale invasion is criminal negligence.
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