We have supposed evidence:I'm curious how they shot down the Shahed-136. If they're using more expensive weapons on these than great for Russia. If they're getting shot down with small arms and machine guns, or EW, Russia may want to reevaluate how they use these drones.
I'm not convinced the Ukrainian shot down a missile in this video, but a Shahed-136. Cruise missiles were very effective today because apparently Shahed-136 drones were used as bait to distract and confuse Ukrainian anti-aircraft defenses. Ukrainian soldiers celebrated thinking they shot down a missile with MANPADS, but it was just a Shahed drone.So simply a case of bad luck then it seems like. Interesting choice to put a RnD office right next to a powerplant.
Edit to avoid double posting:
One of the missiles got shot down using a IGLA impressively.
It's not just me with this claim...
Substantial damage due to heat deformation visible on the rails, guardrails and what appears to be a metal divider between the two tracks. It remains to be seen whether the heat was sufficient to affect the structural strength of the concrete.Another video of Kerch bridge rail tracks, seems like the only barrier now is to remove the old rolling stock and put on new rails.
Interesting also that in this video there is no vehicular traffic visible on the road bridge.