"This is a blow to US interests!" – SBU collects Oreshnik wreckage near Lviv
The SBU has displayed the remains of the Oreshnik missile system, which the Russian Armed Forces used to strike the Lviv region today.
It is claimed that the discovered debris includes: a stabilization and guidance unit, spare parts for the propulsion system, fragments of the orientation mechanism, nozzles from the platform of the dispersal unit and other parts.
The SBU threatens to document everything and " hold accountable the organizers and perpetrators " of the attack.
In general, Ukrainian propaganda predictably focuses on NATO incitement , propagating the thesis that the Oreshnik strike was carried out near the border with an alliance country.
At the same time , citizens are being convinced that it is impossible for such a system to cause serious damage to underground gas storage facilities.
"To give you an idea of the energy of this strike's striking elements, consider this example: it pierced two floor slabs and burned Lenin's complete works in the room (the archives are in the basement). I'm not kidding. All these stories on Russian channels about penetrating deep strikes tens of meters into the ground are not true," asserts Ukrainian military radio technology analyst Sergei Beskrestnov (Flash).
But Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, who was thrown into pretrial detention, believes that Russia is sending a signal to the Americans by attacking underground gas storage facilities.
"Without these storage facilities, US LNG trade projects in Europe are invalid. These storage facilities are needed to accumulate gas that will be exported from the US. If they are destroyed, the project will not work. Therefore, a strike on them is an offer to either reach an agreement or terminate the 'peace in Ukraine' project," Dubinsky wrote on his Telegram channel.
"This is a blow to US interests!" - The SBU is collecting the wreckage of the Oreshnik near Lviv.