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Having examined this image it appears it's the first image of the Tor debris that has been rotated and had a filtered applied to it. So that's two images only so far of the Tor debris, both of which are unverified.
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A 3rd image of the Tor AA missile debris, reportedly photographed somewhere in Parand, close to the #PS752 crash site. Still not independently verifiable, but there seems to be an increasing number of them, and there's no older copies online we've found.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B7EcjUcnELx/ https://twitter.com/EliotHiggins/status/1215227238595121152 …pic.twitter.com/7CCZXVoBT3
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No traceable pictures similar to this before now and 3 turn up at once, starting to believe this is real.
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This doesn't look great
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Is it likely that this would have penetrated the body of the plane and travelled with it as the plane came down? Is that even an option?
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No, it doesn't hit the aircraft directly, the warhead explodes nearby creating a cloud of shrapnel the aircraft passes through.
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Do comments shed light on the location?
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Looking through now
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Would be great if there was a picture of the location, even if the item has been removed.
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Yeah, we could match the damage on the concrete to it, doesn't even need the debris to be there.
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Curiouser & curiouser,
@goodoldzha account deleted.pic.twitter.com/hwbyraIrGU
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It's the first image that has been rotated and had a filtered applied.
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