Social media clips show the blaze in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don.
The governor of Rostov, Vasily Golubov, said in a statement to a local news outlet that the fire had been caused by an electrical short circuit in the building which ignited containers with fuel and lubricants.account Live UA Map tweeted that firefighters at the scene were"asking for armored plates, as explosions continue and shrapnel flying."
There have been a number of unexplained explosions and fires on Russian territory since the start of the war., a blast in Kolomna, around 100 miles from Moscow, came only days after Russian news outlet Baza reported a"massive drone attack" in at least five regions. There have also been dozens of cases of military buildings and ammunition depots catching fire, with Russia blaming some of the incidents on Ukraine, although Kyiv has denied involvement.,"Don't rush to accuse Ukraine. It might be provocation or domestic political fight. Remember their intelligence and defense services are fighting for influence."
A screen grab from social media shows flames and smoke coming from the FSB security services building in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don on March 16, 2023. The city is in southern Russia near the border with Ukraine.
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