According to reports from “Militarnyj,” a Russian missile, potentially originating from the anti-aircraft missile and gun system “Pancir,” struck an oil products storage facility in Moscow. Video footage reportedly shows the missile impacting the storage area, followed by a significant explosion that propelled the tank cover into the air. The footage is also said to display the characteristic trail associated with anti-aircraft missiles.
The reports suggest that multiple near-misses were recorded during this attack, which some observers suggest may indicate that the autopilot systems of the “9M335/57E6” missiles lack sufficient accuracy when targeting objects such as drones. This incident follows earlier activity on the morning of June 18, when Ukrainian drones reportedly struck an oil refinery located in Moscow’s Kapotnyj district. That earlier attack resulted in a large-scale fire at the plant.
Images captured by local residents reportedly showed numerous fires within the facility and visible above the city skyline. The details provided paint a picture of sustained targeting activity against critical infrastructure, with the recent strike emphasizing the destructive power of the missile system and the resulting explosion at the storage site.
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This claim seems incredibly serious and needs substantial, verifiable evidence to be credible.