The missile system used is Tocka-U soviet era kit that was replaced in Russian service with Iskander but is widely used by Ukraine including previously in Donbas . But who knows stuff out of Ukraine is hard to follow what is true and what BS.They can allways pull one out of storage.
Krematorsk Tocka Serial Ш91597 says its Ukrainian inventory Tochka U same batch as others seen on the ground in Donbas in the past, but you can paint any serial you want if that is the point.
Meanwhile Germany running out of shit it can give to Ukraine.
In an interview with Die Augsburger Allgemeine Zeitung published on Saturday, Germany’s Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht told a German paper that while "we all have an obligation to support Ukraine in its courageous fight" with "supplies from the Bundeswehr's stockpiles" Germany has "reached [its] limit," and that the German military must be "able to ensure" the country's defense.To be sure, "...that doesn't mean we can't do more for Ukraine," Lambrecht added, suggesting that Kiev could directly buy equipment it needed from German manufacturers directly. The minister pointed out that the German government "was constantly coordinating" with the authorities in Kiev to facilitate such purchases.
Yeah I read about that, missiles type and usage.
What I wonder is if any air or spaced based US assists tracked its launch location. Assuming there was an AWACS, U2, Or satellite over head.