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'A huge fire has erupted at a top secret Russian military research facility used to manufacturer missiles used in Ukraine, killing seven people.<br>Four military scientists were forced to jump out of windows from the burning institute in Tver which develops new space and weapons systems, with 25 others injured. <br>The cause was not clear but there were reports of 'poisonous bluish-black smoke' at the plant which produces Iskander missiles.<br> A huge fire has erupted at a top secret Russian military research facility, [https://pawpass.iavalley.edu/ICS/Campus_Life/Campus_Groups/Ellworth_Community_College/Discussion.jnz?portlet=Forums&screen=PostView&screenType=change&id=a4576678-db38-4124-8715-365d2f6016bf&p=54 Office 365] killing seven and injuring 25<br> It was unclear if there were chemical releases before the fire or as a result of the raging inferno.<br>Iskander missiles have a range of 300 miles and are designed to confound missile defences by flying on a low trajectory.<br>Earlier this week, Russia said its forces destroyed four arms and [https://en.search.wordpress.com/?q=military%20equipment military equipment] depots in Ukraine overnight with the missiles in one overnight strike.<br>Video shows the fire at the defence ministry facility, which comes as Russia is engaged in war in Ukraine.<br>The blaze was at the Second Central Research Institute of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation<br> Four military scientists were forced to jump out of windows from the burning institute in Tver which develops new space and weapons systems<br> The cause was not clear but there were reports of 'poisonous bluish-black smoke'<br>Initial reports said the fire started on the second floor of the top secret research institute.<br>Because of the wooden floors, flames quickly spread throughout the building.<br>Eyewitnesses report that because of the smoke, people who were in the room could not evacuate, they had to jump from the windows<br>The fire area at the military research institute in Tver was 1,000 square metres.<br>'