So, I have no idea what’s going on there, but Russia can theoretically try to keep extremely lean inventory on-site, like, move out a truck-load as soon as it’s completed, and isolate what on-site storage exists, minimize impact of the thing going off.
Obviously, that hasn’t been successfully done in the past with depots that Ukraine hit, and I’m sure that it adds inefficiencies, but it’s at least theoretically possible.
On the other hand, it increases the chance you’re around when the worst thing inevitably happens.
So, I have no idea what’s going on there, but Russia can theoretically try to keep extremely lean inventory on-site, like, move out a truck-load as soon as it’s completed, and isolate what on-site storage exists, minimize impact of the thing going off.
Obviously, that hasn’t been successfully done in the past with depots that Ukraine hit, and I’m sure that it adds inefficiencies, but it’s at least theoretically possible.