Stray S-200 lands in Cyprus

[DavidSling]

well something is there but we are not sure what it is yet

Yep, something is certainly there.
That something is called Fake News

 

[HAIDER]

This is not frame of S200, for sure. Nor its S300.

rare end of S200

 

[500]

This is not frame of S200, for sure. Nor its S300.

rare end of S200

Its S-200.

S-200 crashed in Syria:

S-200 wreck in Jordan:

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Based on the tailfins on that object and the angles between them, it doesn't look like S-200 to me. It could be a missile from Israeli side - that was jammed by either Syrian air defense forces, Russians, or IRGC - which then strayed all the way to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).

How about an F-16 tailfins? Is the object in the picture too small for F-16? Perhaps the experts on F-16s can elaborate more on this.

Isn't there 1 tailfin on the S-200 missile? I've asked because the object that crashed in the TRNC looks like it has several tailfins. Forgive my ignorance folks, I'm not an expert in this field.

No fighter aircraft have aft structure like this:

4 fins positioned like in a missile.

 

[500]

By the way, in addition to Turkish Cyprus Assad attacked Turkey itself with S-200 too:

So far 5 countries were shelled by Assad's S-200.