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Fake “Satellite Image” of the Strike of the Oreshnik Missile on the Airfield in Bila Tserkva Turned Out to Be a Fake

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Social networks and anonymous Telegram channels distribute a supposedly satellite image, which, according to propaganda sources, shows the consequences of the strike of the Russian Oreshnik missile on the airfield in the Bila Tserkva area. The authors of such publications claim that...

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Social networks and anonymous Telegram channels distribute a supposedly satellite image, which, according to propaganda sources, shows the consequences of the strike of the Russian Oreshnik missile on the airfield in the Bila Tserkva area. The authors of such publications claim that...

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Ukrainians have collected the remains of the Oreshnik missile that hit Bila Tserkva on May 24, 2026, and revealed details of the missile's construction and its probable mode of operation.

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detector.media broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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