the analysis was carried out by bellingket using personnel and social networks, as well as a 3d modelof the missile, shows that the ammunition is russian. this conclusion coincides with the opinion of experts, including faibian hoffmann, phd at the university of oslo, who specializes in missile technology, and dr. jeffrey lewis, an expert on nuclear weapons and missiles at the miltbury institute for international studies in manteria, california. in an email to bellingket, he made a similar conclusion that the kha-101 missile can be seen in footage of the attack published on social networks. in spite of statements and evidence. experts from different parts of the world that it was a russian missile, other versions are being spread in the russian federation. initially , the ministry of foreign affairs of russia began to claim on the x social network that the missile was american-made and that it was launched from a ukrainian anti-aircraft missile system. later, russia's representative to the un , vasyl nebendze, at the radbe emergency meeting, stated that it was norway that supplied ukr