Russia suffers 3 major fires at strategic locations

 Red States reports:

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Russia has had three massive fires in two days. One of the fires is at the largest chemical plant in the nation. One is at a government design bureau specializing in ballistic and air defense missiles. The third is either at a facility that makes ballistic missiles or a supporting warehouse. While none of the three directly affect Putin’s War, they are all strategic targets that strike at Russia’s defense sector or its “private sector.”

The simplest explanation, by far, is action by someone to hurt Russia and send a public message that Russia is not off-limits to attacks, even if those attacks are not rockets and bombs.

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This could be just Russian sloppiness and bad luck or it could be something more sinister.  Being Russia it is hard to tell at this point.

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