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"western intelligence must know their arsenal" Yes they probably do. Random plebs on an internet forum? Erm probably not so much.
Russia would then loose the work they have been using wagner for in africa leaving china to benefit with access to natural resources.Maybe I am seeing the glimmerings of an off ramp for russia. Putting Wagner/Chechens/some other guy in charge means Putin can blame the whole thing on them, calling them traitors and still come out of it(to the Russians) as being someone who De-nazified etc but had to curtail due to traitors and morons.. Now Ofc we in the West can see though it, but to a domestic audience he could perhaps play the victim card..
Unless on a boat under the bridge- dispersal would cause a flame to appear all over the bridge simultaneously.
Probably these artillery shells, somewhere betwixt 1-2.5kt.whats the smallest nuke the russians have?
"western intelligence must know their arsenal" Yes they probably do. Random plebs on an internet forum? Erm probably not so much.
A fertiliser/fuel bomb (ammonium nitrate 'slurry bomb') would offer the same type of explosion - more of a 'push' than a sharp detonation. That's why it's used in quarries for moving large amounts of rock. Fertiliser and a bit of fuel would attract a lot less attention on a truck.You could rig em to work from a truck - in some ways it would make more sense with what we are seeing here in terms of being a relatively large but not especially violent explosion for the size - but even more so than missile use you'd expect to see more evidence of the initial fuel cloud being dispersed, likely with the truck being partially visible as the source of the explosion for a few frames, before the big detonation.
The major damage is caused by the chemical energy stored in the explosive not the kinetic energy of the missile.No, because the missile is travelling at speed, has a large mass and kinetic energy associated with it.
An air launched thermobaric/fuel-air could still be launced via missile, an expolsion in the air would leave less impact if the missile missed the bridge (or hit the truck)
The major damage is caused by the chemical energy stored in the explosive not the kinetic energy of the missile.
Kinetic energy is mostly useful for penetrating a structure in order to detonate the warhead inside. It's not really relevant to a bridge like this.
A fertiliser/fuel bomb (ammonium nitrate 'slurry bomb') would offer the same type of explosion - more of a 'push' than a sharp detonation. That's why it's used in quarries for moving large amounts of rock. Fertiliser and a bit of fuel would attract a lot less attention on a truck.
Ukraine currently has very few options that would reach the Kerch bridge.All other attacks Ukraine have performed on bridges have shown the warhead penetrate the deck, which caused the most visible damage.
Anyway I disagree that a launched missile is the same as a missile exploded on the back of a truck.
Err excuse me did you not see the big ole' pile of books next to him?haha he sounds like a proper conspiracy nut. The only thing that is remotely supported by evidence in that video is that Europe is being hit very hard by the energy crisis. After that he's coming up with stuff I've seen posted on sites like The Donald![]()
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Train was shielded from most of the pressure wave because it was above the road and the rail bridge span absorbed most of it.This is another angle where it gets confusing - it would fit a lot of the circumstances but IMO one of those big enough to bring part of the bridge down would have caused substantial derailment for the train which I don't think is in evidence.
That one picture with a bar of white at the bottom?There's a picture of it in the last page.
The truck is far too amateur for a purposeful attack by Ukraine, is my opinion. If Ukraine has the capability to hit it with rockets, why not just use the rocket? The truck is not the right tool for the job of bridge demolition.
Honestly, if it *is* the truck, then I think it is highly likely a Russian false flag attack that ended up causing more damage than they anticipated.
Train was shielded from most of the pressure wave because it was above the road and the rail bridge span absorbed most of it.
edit: Another thing - how come the train remained just opposite the explosion site afterwards? If it was moving it should have continued for some distance before it could pull up. Was it stationary?
All other attacks Ukraine have performed on bridges have shown the warhead penetrate the deck, which caused the most visible damage.
Anyway I disagree that a launched missile is the same as a missile exploded on the back of a truck.
The puppet has spoken! He's turning into commander data though
Destruction of the terrorists, does that mean they're going to destroy themselves?