Possibly, but the videos show very little explosions on impact from those warheads, although it's likely they did significant damage. In any case, the point of this exercise was primarily to send a message to NATO.
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Possibly, but the videos show very little explosions on impact from those warheads, although it's likely they did significant damage. In any case, the point of this exercise was primarily to send a message to NATO.
taratai
Jedi
This makes it sound as if this facility was working on those missiles carrying tactical nukes that Zelensky was warning about recently. If the claims about the destruction are true, the attack might have caused the nuclear material to detonate, and that would explain the supposed destruction and earthquake-like effects.
Nević Nenad
The Living Force
Any explosion can have earthquake like effects. Its only the mater how big and how close explosion is. If its really big you will "feel it through the floor", especially in steel and concrete buildings. If smaller, you will hear and see your window glasses bending and snapping (that's why you have windows opened with shutters down if expecting explosions). In cities, among the many buildings, you can actually not even see or hear explosion, but the windows and other glass goes "takatakatakataka" from some far away shock wave.
Was the missiles' high speed, (several times the speed of sound) along with their near-vertical descent be a cause of the bright plasma glow seen around the missiles? They were intensely cutting magnetic lines of force while traveling through differing levels of charge in the atmosphere, producing much current and electrical potential. Or... some of the above could have combined with the fuel combustion.
