From an article about one of the heads of early research and development of nuclear weapons in the USSR G. P. Lominsky (in his childhood he had the honor of being known personally):

In the 1970s, an explosion in one of the wagons at the Swerdlovsk cargo station, now Yekaterinburg, resulted in the destruction of several buildings. According to the legend, after receiving the report of the incident, the secretary of the Sverdlovsk Oblkom of the CPSU called G. P. Lominski and asked if he was the owner of the product that destroyed the Sverdlovsk cargo station. Georgy Pavlovich asked where the caller was from, and, having received the answer: "From the obcom", - not without black humor replied: "No, this is not our product. If it worked for us, there would be no obkom or Sverdlovsk.”