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UA-RU | April 1st-10th | REPORTS

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Thanks to mistake made by an SBU, foreign journalists has managed to get a footage on remnants of Tochka-U in Kramatorsk, and catch a serial number.
Which is - Ш91579
Before that, there has been identification put on Ш91565, Ш91566 missiles also used by Ukraine forces. Difference of 14 munitions in numbers.
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Harder to track naval fleet
This appears to be the Iwo Jima amphib Entering the Baltic
 
Well, it has been confirmed by reliable sources that the missile that hit the train station in Kramatorsk was indeed a Tochka-U, but Belarus also uses these missiles, and Russia certainly has access to them.

I'm willing to consider that Ukraine fired this missile on its own people to drive support for the war, but I'm going to need more evidence than what you've provided. You posted a photo from a video, not the entire video itself.

We live in a world of unparalleled disinformation. That missile could have been fired by Ukraine, Belarus, or Russia, and your single photo does not provide proof in any direction. Can you post the entire video for analysis, please?
Video source. Italian news.
Long article of lostarmour resource on detected Tochka-U launches throughout the war.
And their table from above URL, compilation of available data they get. Missiles of Ш915*** series have been detected several times. Old data, long before this invasion.

Noted another Tochka-U, shot down by Russian Anti-Air over Melitopol. March 18. Missile number Ш915516.

Further investigation will uncover the Kramatorsk missile's origin. Unless, the documentation of missile unit transfer and deployment will become suddenly "lost".
 

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Here is the web archive of the article referenced in the foreign policy.
 
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