do we count any detonations that are for peaceful use, such as landscaping? Since the title contains "weapons", does the question restricts only for military use?

@d_c_ we count any, including landscaping. Not limited to military use. If we try to split them into groups by their purpose - we would not know the real purpose in some cases. ( It is possible to make a statement about landscaping when actually there was an accidental explosion.)

You can theoretically cut down a birch by shooting at it from the AK, but AK does not stop being a weapon when you find alternative usage for it.

At least within this market we will use that approach to naming things.

@d_c_ but we Exclude nuclear power plant explosions. From the very creation they are stationary and not weapons.

@KongoLandwalker deal

@KongoLandwalker first relevant situation, let's follow it, there was this news today
https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/radiation-leak-in-russias-khabarovsk-what-we-know-so-far-5381874

@d_c_ not relevant. Nothing has exploded. Likely a random lost nuclear waste pack was found.

@d_c_ this refers to TASS, I looked there, it has a lot of insignificant news. For example, also today, they told about a plane having a 1.5 hour delay among other news.

@KongoLandwalker yeah, for that kind of happening to be confirmed, it would need more time and better sources, it's something that we wont know in the first hours (unless it is full blown nuclear war)