Out of place

I don’t want to be hysterical, mystifying, etc., but it’s painfully obvious: a fire on an unfinished tower - on site No. 13, on the Federation tower, which claimed to be the tallest in Europe. I mean that once upon a time, when Alexander Menshikov planned to build his tower - the Church of the Archangel Gabriel - higher than the bell tower of Ivan the Great, then soon the tower was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm, and the wooden statue that crowned the temple, which allegedly The Menshikov Tower was taller. Pride.
And, of course, the name of the tower is symbolic: with such a policy, our federation will soon burn.
Although, I repeat, this is so - it was too on the forehead, and in the wrong place.
The main thing is that there are no casualties.

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