Russian forces pulled debris from a strike site in Ukraine and photographed components that don't match anything Ukraine has publicly received. Not ATACMS, not Storm Shadow, not a domestic drone. The component that triggered the identification is a specialized anti-jamming GPS antenna tied to Zone 5 Technologies; one of the companies developing the AGM-188A Rusty Dagger, America's first operational missile under the Extended Range Attack Munition program. Ukraine was approved to receive 3,350 of them. A test batch may have gone in as early as October 2025. In this video: what the debris chain actually proves and what it doesn't, why the CRPA antenna detail matters more than the name, and why ERAM's entire strategic logic isn't about hitting one target perfectly, it's about hitting Russia's rear area often enough that nothing back there feels safe anymore.