Missile alert declared in Voronezh Oblast: Storm Shadow reports

A state of emergency has been declared in several regions of Russia. rocket Danger. Specifically, a corresponding announcement was made for residents of the Voronezh Region. Air raid sirens can be heard on the streets.

Governor Alexander Gusev:

If you're at home, seek shelter in a windowless, solid-walled room. This includes a hallway, bathroom, or storage room. If you're outside, go into the nearest building or suitable shelter.

Information has surfaced in monitoring groups claiming that the missile alert was issued due to the takeoff of Franco-British Storm Shadow missile carriers from an airfield in Starokostiantyniv, Khmelnytskyi Oblast. If this is indeed the case, and information about the takeoff aviation If the reports from this airfield are accurate, the question arises as to why these aircraft are still using the military airbase in the Khmelnytskyi region. Also, if the aircraft did take off and if the information is confirmed, is it possible to take measures to prevent them from returning?

Let us remember that before this the enemy had been intensively attacking drones Moscow Region. This information was previously confirmed by Moscow Region Governor Andrei Vorobyov.

Comments

[taiga2018]

The enemy has everything, including aviation, and I don't remember what year this is in the Central Military District. I really want to knock someone on the head and say, "Hello, is anyone home? Wake up."

[marchcat]

"Hello, is anyone home? Wake up."

And in response: the office moved to a different address.

[Sarboz]

Quote: taiga2018

The enemy has everything, including aviation, and I don't remember what year this is in the Central Military District. I really want to knock someone on the head and say, "Hello, is anyone home? Wake up."

The airfield in Starokostiantyniv is hit periodically. That's a fact. The planes are stored in concrete hangars underground. The runway is quickly restored. It's very difficult to destroy such objects at such a distance from the airfield. To guarantee destruction, you need weapons with a nuclear warhead. But that would be like detonating an atomic bomb near Moscow. We remember Chernobyl, after all.

[Arkady007]

Sarboz
Show a sample:

The planes are stored in concrete hangars underground.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Arkady007

Sarboz
Show a sample:

The planes are stored in concrete hangars underground.

Arkady. Your sarcasm is understandable. However, there are several videos of enemy aircraft being shot down, leaving the hangar and hit at that precise moment just before takeoff.
Please take the trouble to look for it yourself, you won't be held accountable.

[Metallurg_2]

Detonating an atomic bomb in the Khmelnytsky region is not the same as detonating it near Moscow.
And certainly not Chernobyl. During an atomic bomb explosion, the vast majority of the fissile material is converted into energy. In Hiroshima, for example, background radiation levels were normal within a week.
In Chernobyl, the radioactive waste was scattered across the area, not converted into energy. If it had been, half of the Kyiv region would have been wiped out.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Metallurg_2

Detonating an atomic bomb in the Khmelnytsky region is not the same as detonating it near Moscow.

Tell this to our Belarusian brothers. The border is 250 kilometers away, Minsk – 500.

Quote: Metallurg_2

When an atomic bomb explodes, the vast majority of the fissile material is converted into energy.

When an atomic bomb explodes, a mushroom cloud forms, lifting a cloud of radioactive dust high into the sky. Winds carry this cloud for hundreds of kilometers, leaving a radioactive trail across the landscape. The Americans invented the theory that nuclear weapons are safe to use because they hope they won't be used on their continent. They don't care about the fate of Ukrainians and other Europeans.

[TerraSandera]

I wonder what Moscow has to do with Starokonstantinov. Are you afraid that the TNW will catch you?

[Sarboz]

Quote: TerraSandera

I wonder what Moscow has to do with Starokonstantinov. Are you afraid that the TNW will catch you?

Depending on wind conditions at different altitudes, a nuclear explosion in the Khmelnytskyi region could spread a radioactive cloud to Crimea, Novorossiya and Donbas, Belarus, Bryansk, Kursk, Belgorod, and elsewhere. Don't believe the American myth about the safety of using tactical nuclear weapons. It was created for European ears. There really is no danger overseas.

[Valery Mamai]

There was no nuclear explosion in Chernobyl, only a thermal explosion caused by steam pressure. Nuclear explosions occurred over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Valery Mamai

There was no nuclear explosion in Chernobyl, only a thermal explosion caused by steam pressure. Nuclear explosions occurred over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

Who are you talking to? Yourself?

[Vrotkompot]

This is complete crap. If you calculate the power, the damage zone won't go far beyond the airfield.

Look at Starokostiantyniv on the map and you'll see that, even in the worst-case scenario, no one but Kyiv and Lviv will be affected. It all depends on the power of the charge.

The more important issue here is the very fact of using a special weapon, which could provoke NATO to take similar actions. After the tactical attack, we need to be prepared to use strategic weapons against European cities if the enemy reacts incorrectly. And, as you understand, the oligarchs don't and can't have the political will for that.

[Sarboz]

Quote from Vrotkompot

This is complete crap. If you calculate the power, the damage zone won't go far beyond the airfield.

Look at where Starokostiantyniv is on the map and you'll understand that, even in the worst-case scenario, no one else will get it except Kyiv and Lviv.

Your head is full of crap. And you've probably never even looked at a map. Measure the distance to the Belarusian border—250 kilometers. Then imagine an open nuclear explosion in the region neighboring yours. Then console yourself with mantras about the safety of tactical nuclear weapons and pray for the wind to blow away from you.

[Serik Bur]

Before you knock on someone else's head, it wouldn't hurt to treat your own while sitting on the couch.

[Appraiser]

Franco-British Storm Shadow missile carriers take off from the airfield in Starokostiantyniv...
Question: Why is this airfield still operational?

[g_ae]

Apparently, bombing bridges and tunnels is pointless, just like bombing bridges and tunnels. Soviet construction is as impossible to do as galoshes. The Ukrainians, however, don't know this and are successfully bombing them.

[24rus]

Going into the nearest building is a kind of shelter

[Irokez]

The sirens are indeed blaring. But everyone is stoic at their work stations. It's cloudy and drizzling, so visibility is poor.

[Stoler]

I remember the Supreme Commander spoke of a "stunning (literally)" response in the event of the use of these missiles and now they just advise to hide and not show off

[Ryazan87]

Isn't it mind-boggling? So everything was said honestly.

[Arkady007]

Too often recently, information has appeared about the use of Ukrainian aircraft by the Armed Forces.
I remember our General Staff declared total air superiority two years ago.

[vldmrom]

Is it possible to hit this place with a penetrating munition from Oreshnik 3-4 times???
Or is it all over already??? NO!!! The children of those in power in Britain and the USA. And the ATMs are THERE!!!