Sturmschattenraketen könnten „geheimen“ russischen Luftverteidigungsstützpunkt auf der Krim getroffen haben

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1. Not so secret now, huh?

2. Nice, if true! Storm Shadow / Scalp rarely disappoint. Vive L’Entente Cordial!

3. Keep sending Ukraine everything it requests.

4. This looks like the Crimean Astrophysical Observatory near the city of Yalta on the photo:
   [https://www.123rf.com/photo_71333870_landscape-with-the-crimean-astrophysical-observatory-near-the-city-of-yalta-crimea.html](https://www.123rf.com/photo_71333870_landscape-with-the-crimean-astrophysical-observatory-near-the-city-of-yalta-crimea.html)

   If this is the thing they have destroyed, they could have checked with Google Maps before shooting, probably?
   Am I missing something?

5. Whoops! Looks like the Storm Shadow missiles may have crashed the wrong party in Crimea… talk about a surprise attack!

6. Boris Badenov goes bye-bye…..

7. I have no clue what storm shadow missiles are but that is a cool ass name

8. myconcernedface.jpg

9. Generally Ukraine reserves the Storm Shadows for hits on verified targets, that have been backed up by intel. So I’d generally believe their claims about such strikes.

10. Secret, indeed.

11. Cobraaaaa!

12. Ukraine worked out that you can find all the secret bases by finding the blurred images on Google Earth…

    Good job, boys… Keep pummeling.

13. “may have hit” … article brings literally zero facts or factual information, quoting some 4chan-esque telegram group and their “sources” – how is this even remotely worthy an article and a thread here?

14. Guess we’ll never really know, cuz now it’s just a giant smoking hole in the ground.

15. Storm shadow is an awesome name for a missile