Fun fact, the kid saying, "Light it, Light it, Light it!" before the boom; Is the same kid yelling, "That's why we said no fireworks!" after the boom. -LOL.

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The helicopter initially filmed is a Russian AF (presumed) Ka-50 “Alligator”

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https://m.timesofindia.com/city/pune/maharashtra-eight-feared-killed-in-explosions-at-dhule-chemical-unit/amp_articleshow/70920579.cms

Propably the most spectacular SVBIED ever.

Video has emerged reportedly showing a Ukrainian who defected to Russia eight years ago being killed in a car bomb attack.

The clip, which has been shared on social media and messaging service Telegram, is said to show the moment Askyar Laishev was killed following a targeted attack in the Russian-held city of Staroblisk, in eastern Ukraine, on August 11.

The footage shows a dark-colored vehicle bursting into flames while driving down a road, with black smoke billowing out of it.

Laishev is said to have been inside the car at the time of the suspected bomb attack. Laishev worked for Ukraine's security service before joining the separatist military state, the Luhansk People's Republic, as head of intelligence in 2014.

Ukrainian servicemen get ready to repel an attack in Ukraine's Lugansk region on February 24, 2022. A Ukrainian official who traitor who joined the Russian forces in 2014 has reportedly been killed in car bomb attack.

The attack is said to have been carried out by members of Ukraine's National Resistance.

"We emphasize once again that collaborationism is harmful to your health, so every traitor has vain hopes that retribution will not come to him," the group said.

Visegrad24, a news aggregator which posts updates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, also shared footage of the attack on "traitor" Laishev.

"After Russia took control of Starobelsk, in the Luhansk Region, on March 2nd 2022, he was given a top position in the local police there. Ukrainian partisans bombed his car on Aug. 11," Visegrad24 tweeted.

"According to some sources, he survived with 90% burns on his body. Other sources say he died in the attack. Looking at the fireball after the explosion, the second option is more likely."

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https://www.newsweek.com/ukraine-askyar-laishev-killed-car-bomb-russia-luhansk-1737571

Happened on January 20, 2023, around 1 am in Zgorzelec, Poland

At a gas station on Daszyńskiego Street, underground tanker exploded during conservations works. Explosion killed one person (aged 50) and injured two others (aged 29 and 58).

Explosion was so powerful, that worker who was inside the tanker was lunched in the air, crashed into roof of nearby building and fell inside. He was the one who died.

It is unclear what caused the explosion. The tanker was empty.

Conservations work were being done by company from Bytom.

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