CascadeOfLight [he/him]

Here is the wreckage of the missile

Here is its travel path and the railway station that it fired its cluster bombs at

Here is a projection of its possible origin points, which just so happens to include Pokrovsk, a Ukrainian rocket artillery park that they used to shell Donetsk for eight years (note that the only Russian-controlled area it could have originated from is open fields on the very front line, you know, the typical place you would find long-range missile launchers).

Here is Zelensky’s official telegram saying it’s a Tochka-U, at the exact same time western media was calling it an Iskander, plus the follow-up of “Uh actually Russia is using Tochkas as well!” using an image of an entirely different vehicle.

Just in case there was any confusion, as you can see the Iskander and Tochka missiles look completely different, so there’s no honest way for western media to have seen a photo of the missile wreckage and mistaken it for an Iskander, meaning they lied on purpose

(Forgive the origin) Here’s a compilation of every briefing given by Russia that mentions Iskanders, Kalibrs or Tochkas - the latter of which they never claimed to use once, only referring to times that Ukraine used it, meaning for it to be Russian they must have pre-emptively scrubbed every mention of using Tochkas, and somehow never given the Ukrainians the chance to retrieve a single other Tochka missile body, all so they could conduct one atrocity against civilians, as a false flag of a Ukrainian false flag - which western media obviously wouldn’t believe anyway

This also happened immediately after the Kiev regime issued an evacuation order across the area after their lines had started collapsing (waiting until the absolute last moment, instead of advising civilians to evacuate ahead of time), so there were a lot of civilians on the move trying to escape - and suddenly a main transport route is attacked, leaving those civilians milling around panicked and scaring others away from using the train stations, right as the Russian forces try to advance through the area.

If one were being cynical, then based on the way Russians had been treating the civilians in the areas they’ve occupied, one might think Kiev had intentionally waited to issue evacuation orders, then sowed fear and confusion as soon as they did so, to create a ‘smokescreen’ of their own citizens knowing that the Russians would be forced to divert time and resources towards getting those civilians to safety, and preventing them from advancing rapidly in a way that might risk civilian casualties.

But the Ukrainian state would never use its own citizens as a disposable resource for inconveniencing the enemy of the west, right?