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A higher-quality satellite image shows the aftermath of the incident in Borisoglebsk, where the charred silhouettes of two Su-34s are clearly visible, along with a crane working to clear the wreckage. In the parking areas in the center of two more planes, only traces of large scorch marks and a minimum of large debris remained. Most likely they were already removed when the photo was taken. The enemy used "Nepton-D" type cruise missiles with a charge range of up to 1000 km.

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A higher-quality satellite image shows the aftermath of the incident in Borisoglebsk, where the charred silhouettes of two Su-34s are clearly visible, along with a crane working to clear the wreckage. In the parking areas in the center of two more planes, only traces of large scorch marks and a minimum of large debris remained. Most likely they were already removed when the photo was taken. The enemy used "Nepton-D" type cruise missiles with a charge range of up to 1000 km.

A higher-quality satellite image shows the aftermath of the incident in Borisoglebsk, where the charred silhouettes of two Su-34s are clearly visible, along with a crane working to clear the wreckage. In the parking areas in the center of two more planes, only traces of large scorch marks and a minimum of large debris remained. Most likely they were already removed when the photo was taken. The enemy used "Nepton-D" type cruise missiles with a charge range of up to 1000 km.