It turns out yesterday’s mass strikes on Moscow which were meant to coincide with the Euro Council meeting were pure Hollywood spectacle: the drones themselves were stuffed full of kerosene mixtures in the way Hollywood stages car explosions to look more “dramatic” by producing thick plumes of oily smoke.
In the video below, a shot-down drone can be seen jettisoning its special FX package.
It now makes perfect sense how Ukraine was able to fabricate such an eye-catching mise-en-scene, as each downed drone managed to pockmark the horizon with its own PR-ready plume:
The actual damage to the refinery itself turned out to be disappointing, as only a few oil storage tanks were actually destroyed.
In fact, much of Ukraine’s recent narratives have been rapidly falling apart. The Crimean “isolation” turned out to be a total bust, as even top Ukrainian accounts have outlined the steps Russia swiftly took to reverse any issues Ukrainian drone attacks have managed to temporarily cause.




Have you seen the video of the smoke drone? That’s clear evidence. First the drone produces smoke, then it falls down, and the end frame looks like there was an impact, but all the smoke came from the drone.
Do you realize how big the payload needs to be to produce such large plumes of black smoke? This blog post is pure cope. Also there are a number of pro-Trump posts on that substack account.
It’s a real drone in the video making the smoke, so your payload assumptions are directly disproven by the video.
Or are you saying the video is fake?
If you are talking about the one where the lid got blown off a oil tank, that was a pantsir rocket that missed it’s target and hit an oil tank.
All other videos I aside from exhaust I don’t see smoke coming from drones. And the plumes of black smoke come from the burning oil of the oil tanks.
The vid in the article could also be staged. There have also been Russian source AI videos lately
Edit: Looked into it. LordBebo is linked to Storm-1516 (Russian troll farm/disinformation farm) and video is AI generated.