#Merefa, 30 km from #Kharkiv. A russian air bomb tonight has destroyed a school. These are the remains of the missile. It appears to be a long-range cruise missile. Can anyone identify it? #ukraine #ucraina #warjournalism #russianaggression
@tincazzi Hi, am I able to use these pictures and a video in your comments for your news cast 24 Horas (Estrella TV). We can give you credit.
@aurabellahrndz In pvt
@tincazzi chips are voltage stabilizers of the Soviet model
@tincazzi This electronic board seems pretty old (tech and components used).
@tincazzi That is weird. Russia must be running out of long range cruise missiles. Is there anything of strategic value in Merefa?
@tincazzi @bellingcat Not familiar with the components, but as far as I can tell from the markings: "КОНТРОЛЬ ПИРОТЕХНИКИ Х113" = "PYROTECHNIC CONTROL X113" "ЗОНЕ ОПОРЫ 2" = "SUPPORT ZONE 2"
@tincazzi @EliotHiggins Kalibr. ALCM
@tincazzi I put filled ground planes on my synth modules to avoid RF/EMI interference, but they don't on a cruise missile?!
@tincazzi @bellingcat The handwritten 9M727 on the yellow plate in photo 2 suggests this is an older version of the SSC-8 ground launched cruise missile. https://missilethreat.csis.org...
@tincazzi @bellingcat What is it with Russians and slotted screws?
@tincazzi That Russian sign says "pyrotechnic controller" or something like that.
@tincazzi looks like kalibr, but kalibr is usually launched from submarines, can be ALCM
