@aljazeeraenglish: A Russian strike on an arms depot near Kyiv sparked fires and explosions, killing 38 people and wounding dozens, Ukrainian authorities said. The attack was the second to hit a munitions depot near the capital in less than two months.

governo_029 :

I stand with family of victims of such a heinous act , Ukraine is sovereign country and its people deserve right to live peacefully in their country.

Austin :

Putin have now takin zelensky and Ukrainian serious

ℕ𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕙𝕒𝕕 ℂ𝕒𝕝𝕚𝕔𝕦𝕥 :

Russia China North Korea Iran very powerful countries

mannvibes :

why does Ukraine put the arms and missile depots right next to people's houses

Max :

We want peace in the World pliz.

pharmaz :

this is the results of trusting the west

Krypton_Cryptic :

the US is becoming more and more insignificant its clear its losing this proxy war with Russia.

moneyandcatzzz :

Imagine a world without wars . Free all the oppressed!!!

Bash :

That is the cause of fighting proxy war.

CricketUmpire87 :

uk tax rising in the morning

Md Robin Khan6502 :

Free Palestine 🇯🇴🇯🇴

peppi :

NaNa :

Al-Jazeera, could you also play back when a Russian school children were hit by Ukrainian drone to balance the narrative?

ra8or :

some people truly are just evil

delfimgomes1 :

No one is innocent!! But there are victims—so many of them!! Those who seek peace amidst war do not find it!! A war of interests should not be fought by the innocent.

bentheblogger :

he looks even older than Putin

hamide002 :

no place safe in Kyiv

Bielik :

I hate politicians

Arc_Babikir :

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

shamsu godiya🇲🇱 :

believe in your self not US

J :

God is Love🙏🩵

Darius :

do not store weapons among the civilian population

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Many people overlook the environmental impact of ongoing wars. Bombings, military operations, fires, and the destruction of oil and industrial facilities can release enormous amounts of greenhouse gases and toxic pollutants. While it is not accurate to say that every single bomb produces more emissions than a country’s annual emissions, the combined environmental impact of prolonged wars can be extremely large.Meanwhile, countries like Nepal, which contribute very little to global emissions, are facing serious consequences of climate change. Himalayan glaciers are rapidly retreating, and the risks of floods, landslides, and glacial lake outburst floods are increasing. This raises an important question: Who will take responsibility for the damage faced by vulnerable countries? The international community must recognize that climate justice includes supporting countries that contributed least to global warming but are suffering some of its greatest consequences. Protecting the Himalayas is not only Nepal’s responsibility—it is a global responsibility

Monique :

zelensky

❤️Heart❤️ :

Russia please don't fight with Ukraine coz my future wife in Ukrain