Analysis of the massive strike on Ukraine on September 24 (photos, videos)

Analysis of the massive strike on Ukraine on September 24 (photos, videos)
Serhiy Misyura

Night attack. Large Ballistic Attack (LBA), gradually closing the month. But there are some changes.

First of all, the launch areas remained the same, but in the first wave, there was no Bryansk. Zircons were also launched from two typical areas. Bryansk (a typical area for launching S-400 missiles) was used separately, in the second wave. Only with 48N6DM missiles, and one launcher hesitated and launched 10 minutes after the main wave of 4 missiles. Here it can be concluded that there were delays, but it is unknown what exactly. Were we impacting (for example, our drones were flying, so they waited for them to be shot down), or did the weather prevent timely launch due to wet ground, or was it planned that way? But one launcher showed exactly that there is a command – launch at specified coordinates when you arrive at the point. It was definitely trying to catch up, a simultaneous salvo did not work out.

The attack was not unique, it was planned. No spontaneity or retaliation for Moscow. Planned, only Bryansk was significantly different after the destruction of two launchers last time.

They still lack missiles to perform a pure ballistic salvo. Zircons were even moved from Crimea to Voronezh to reach Kyiv a few minutes faster. The LBA constantly consists of three different missiles, with different speeds and altitudes. Iskander, Zircon, and 48N6DM from the S-400.

And the main thing today, out of approximately 20 missiles, we managed to shoot down as many as 4 Zircons and 3 Iskanders. This is far from zero. And what you heard were many more explosions in Kyiv, do not forget to also count our launches. PAC-3 also start very loudly, so it seems there were about 40 missiles. But half of the explosions are ours πŸ™‚.

The 15-hour alarm – this is definitely something new. But expected. Reactive Shaheds one by one, to maintain the alarm. Standard terror tactics, nothing new. Country of manure.

But something new appeared yesterday even before this LBA. Internet. And not only did providers in Kyiv suffer damage – even a Starlink station in Poland was set on fire. The swamps targeted our internet, but there is definitely no need to panic here. The internet is not data centers and not water flowing through one pipe. It is much easier to redirect and establish connections for subscribers. Do not be afraid that it will be unavailable.

Cocks should worry because they themselves opened this portal with providers πŸ˜‰.

In the end, in my opinion, compared to August, the number of hits on/around Kyiv has increased, but due to reactive drones, not missiles. Therefore, just a little more patience for scaling our interceptor drones, and their window of opportunity will also close.

We hold together πŸ™‚.

Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine, Nova Poshta

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