The Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine suspected company tank farm which is burning near Kiev, in the manufacture of adulterated petroleum products, and equally in the illegal construction of oil storage facilities, said the press service of the Ministry.
"A range of facilities for storage, handling and supply of oil and petroleum products owned by the organization" BRSM-Nafta ", was built without obtaining permits and was not introduced into use properly, told in the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine ", - reported in the report on the Internet office of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine.
the interior Ministry of Ukraine reported, because it shows " illegal manufacture and storage for a long time counterfeit excisable petroleum products ", and among them is fuel. Before Wednesday, the head of the MIA of Ukraine Arsen Avakov said that the firemen involved in the destruction of the fire at the oil depot in the Kiev region, will be strengthened with special fire tanks. On Tuesday evening, the Ukrainian media reported that the Fire at the oil depot near Kiev, as if it has increased, you have a new source of fire, increased fire area. However, the rescuers, these data are not confirmed. The mayor of the Ukrainian capital Vitali Klitschko reported that the level of air pollution in Kiev because of a fire at the oil depot exceeded the maximum permissible limits, in the city introduced a number of restrictions. Before this, at the scene of the fire at the oil depot near Kiev found the bodies of three firefighters. So, the death toll rose to five. The fire at the oil depot "BRSM-oil" in the village Cracki Kiev region erupted on the evening of the first day of the week. On Tuesday morning, rescuers said about the explosion. Kindled all 17 fuel tanks. By Monday evening, the overwhelming number of them turned out to put out. Secretary of Council of national security and defense of Ukraine Oleksandr Turchynov said that burning the oil depot was under investigation, and the real volume of petroleum products unknown.

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