How Odesa survived Putin's 'Kalibr' missile disaster | Close shave for key city

Putin's cruise missile hit a chemical plant in Odesa & was just yards away from striking the storage tanks. The storage tanks at the chemical plant contain around 1.2 lakh tons of toxic, highly-explosive liquid. 'The Sun' stated Russians fired a 'Kalibr' nuclear-capable missile, a mainstay in the navy’s ground-strike capabilities. The cruise missile landed just yards away, or else the entire city could've been engulfed in a toxic cloud. The 'Kalibr' reportedly exploded in a fireball & gouged a 10ft-deep, 40ft-wide crater, just 100 yards from storage tanks.