Sure, or it was just a random semi-legal pyrotechnics production as there are probably plenty. I remember after the cold war some garbage cans on satellite images were claimed to be missile silos.
Edit: ha, wish I could find that 00th forum post with a random Google maps image and people arguing about some green squares on it. Nevertheless, this is true and the point is - not everything is a conspiracy theory and most importantly - Russia is much less organized than you might think.
you can clearly see 122mm57mm?76mm? 122mm without fuze adapter? shells in the last two videos
122mm would make the most sense, because there’s fuckton 122mm guns in russian storage. or maybe grad warhead, also 122mm. i don’t know anymore, scale of this thing is wack
“After the blast, the governor in the region claimed that the factory was actually mainly manufacturing “pyrotechnics”.[2]” from your link.
Do you …
Sure, or it was just a random semi-legal pyrotechnics production as there are probably plenty. I remember after the cold war some garbage cans on satellite images were claimed to be missile silos.
Edit: ha, wish I could find that 00th forum post with a random Google maps image and people arguing about some green squares on it. Nevertheless, this is true and the point is - not everything is a conspiracy theory and most importantly - Russia is much less organized than you might think.
Where are all the shells that seem to be scattered around coming from then?
Smart Russians spreading misinformation.
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Our satellites are good enough to tell the difference between missiles and garbage cans. Keep trying though. This is fun.
I said after the cold war. Glad you have fun though!
you can clearly see
122mm57mm?76mm?122mm without fuze adapter? shells in the last two videos122mm would make the most sense, because there’s fuckton 122mm guns in russian storage. or maybe grad warhead, also 122mm. i don’t know anymore, scale of this thing is wack
No one believes that bullshit. Hilarious.
who doesn’t enjoy some recreational grad salvo?