First off, one of the things I enjoy about this thread is learning new history, terms, etc. I had no idea of the scope and actions of Soviet partisans in World War II.
Following is not an entry but since I "witnessed" it I'll post some file photos.
An acetylene leak at the Watson Manufacturing plant detonated in January of this year. That morning, the sky was overcast and I was on my way to work when I saw a bright reflection on the overcast. We'd had thunderstorms the day before but they'd passed and I thought it strange that there was lightning. After 10's of seconds, I heard a very loud sharp crack which sounded to me like explosives. I hadn't been counting seconds but I figured it had to be at least 2 miles east of me.
To make a long story short, I was about 3-1/2 miles from the blast.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Houston_explosion
I went by about a week later and took some photos. [Not an entry; file photos and the plant was destroyed not abandoned.]
Street view looking NW from Gessner Road.
It was really bad.