My Opinion: The hypothesis of the Laser Weapon fired from the (British? US? Israeli? NATO?) ship, in the South to North direction, is the most satisfactory at this point.
My Opinion The hypothesis of the Laser Weapon fired from the (British? US? Israeli? NATO?) ship in the non-Russian waters, in the South to North direction, is the most satisfactory at this point. The missile attack, truck bomb, or the underwater drone theories are not able to provide the good explanations by themselves; the pattern of the post-explosion damage is not consistent with them, although the ongoing investigations may (or may not) supply more details. The Laser Beam hit the fuel cisterns first, igniting the gases escaping through the gaps under their covers. The hypothesis: The cisterns did not explode because they were half empty: the other half of fuel was probably stolen, a common occurrence in Russia and its Military forces. (!!!) The picture of the impact suggests that it came from the top down, probably melting the metal supports holding the roadway by the intense brief wave of heat, and forcing the roadway strip to slide down in a distinct peculiar fashion, form
