In Plesetsk, Russia, an intercontinental missile "Sarmat" exploded during tests, the OSINT project reported MeNMyRC, by publishing satellite images.
MeNMyRC draws its conclusions on the basis of satellite images, which show a large sinkhole in Plesetsk, as well as data on the flights of American reconnaissance aircraft.
It is reported that the alleged huge funnel indicates that the rocket exploded in the mine, destroying the test site. The fire in the landfill area was recorded by NOAA-20 and SUOMI NPP satellites, the expert said.
My thanks to @MT_Anderson for providing this Planet Labs imagery and allowing me to publish it with comments.
— MeNMyRC (@MeNMyRC1) September 21, 2024
As is readily apparent, the RS-28 Sarmat test was a complete failure. The missile detonated in the silo leaving a massive crater and destroying the test site. The… https://t.co/FuKIaTNFVs pic.twitter.com/AuIpQRrDLa
To monitor the Sarmat tests, an American reconnaissance aircraft Boeing RC-135S Cobra Ball took off from the American base in Alaska, MeNMyRC clarifies with reference to FlightRadar24 data. However, he did not record the launch, the publication said.
According to the expert, this can be explained by the fact that the explosion could not have occurred directly during the launch, but, for example, during the fuel loading process.
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