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Missile event in Luhansk, Ukraine on Fri 7th June 2024

7th June 2024

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During todays strikes on Luhansk one of the Russian air defence missiles failed and crashed into civilian building. 

As Russian media say, three people were killed when part of the building collapsed. 

Russian  Izvestia media published footages of the debris found in the area claiming that those belong to ATACMS. 

The only problem is that these debris shown by Russian Izvestia media are debris of a missile used by Russian S-300/400 air defence systems, most likely those are debris of 48N6DM of the S-400.

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