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@cyber_boroshno Please show your geoint for Gukovo, Rostov Oblast.

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@kromark @planet Thanx!

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A notable detail is that at least four missiles can be seen in flight in this video. Moreover, the missiles that struck the main workshop appear to have approached from two different directions.

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Bryansk, Russia — March 10, 2026
How many missiles were there?
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated that five Storm Shadow missiles struck the Kremniy El plant in Bryansk.
We counted four more missiles that did not hit the main workshop.

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@igorsushko I was much more impressed by the fact that the missiles came from the southeast, that is, they went around the whole of Bryansk from the south - amazing!

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Tikhoretsk, Russia — March 12, 2026
While NASA FIRMS remains silent, we’ll allow ourselves to do a bit of their work.
Fuel tanks are burning at the Tikhoretskaya oil depot in Krasnodar Krai.

POI1: 45.84152307227537, 40.180090999840395
POI2: 45.84273961886266, 40.185956835329364

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Bryansk, Russia, March 10, 2026
The Russian electronics manufacturer for missiles, the Kremniy El plant, was attacked by several missiles.
POV: 53.20803667627261, 34.46074289547402
POI: 53.24987899522584, 34.330730403016545

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@Matt_Pinner Penisula

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@kromark @planet And one more was here

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Almetyevsk, Russia
A large fire broke out at a Transneft oil facility, reportedly following an attack by Ukrainian UAVs. By analyzing the mast structures at the site, we identified the specific tanks that were on fire.
POI: 54.922777772806185, 52.2193731423058

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@Exilenova_plus POV: 57.04979099231486, 53.99180103991119
POI: 57.04711582210527, 53.98669971419707
Enjoy

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Manufacturer of the intercontinental ballistic missiles “Topol,” “Topol-M,” RS-24 “Yars,” the “Iskander-M” ballistic missiles, and the “Oreshnik” intermediate-range ballistic missiles.
Awaiting satellite imagery.
POI: 57.04720131580068, 53.98694527380129

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@kromark There were several separate fire spots.
The largest one was located slightly to the northeast of the red marker.

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@kromark @99Dominik_ @planet Yes, here are the full coordinates:45.01355066574703, 38.90376669586957
You can find the full analysis on my Telegram channel: https://t.co/NydQbfNf7w

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@kromark @99Dominik_ @planet POI#2: The crater shown in your satellite imagery

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@kromark @99Dominik_ @planet What I do not fully understand is why the self-destruct system did not activate on all of the missiles, as such systems are typically expected to function on surface-to-air missiles.

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@kromark @99Dominik_ @planet One struck the VINOGRAD-2 residential complex, the second created the crater visible in the satellite imagery, and the third corresponds to the explosion seen in the photograph with the vehicles. I geolocated this third one here: https://t.co/NydQbfNf7w

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@kromark @99Dominik_ @planet @CITeam_ru This image is also missing another explosion site south of the dark, inverted slipper-shaped lake.