You may not be a khalistani, but you are total duffer on the topic of air crashes,that much is clear, so is your source.
A LOL-worthy source who wont even pass 2nd year engineering disaster analysis course for not even knowing if crash site is single engine or dual engine seater crash site.
Who is a total duffer or an idiot, I will let others decide. This isn't about having an engineering degree or a "ancillary resume", just need eyes to see and common sense (bit of critical thinking I guess).
First of all, nature of debris/wreckage field will be different for a crash (impact on ground, speed dependent) or a shoot down (both speed, hit altitude dependent along with the nature [explosive force, angle and fragmentation] and miss distance of missile). The aircraft could be breaking up with a SAM hit, HQ-9P/B carries a
180kg HE fragmentation warhead.
Goreunit is an Indian OSINT account.
View: https://x.com/Goreunit/status/1921448314110607360
You have based all your analysis and tirades based on a video which just focuses on a sole m88 engine and doesn't show the surrounding or how far is it from other wreckage spots.
Impact dynamics and debris distribution in case of a shoot down is complex. You are oversimplifying that both engines should be visible next to each other otherwise not a 2 engine fighter.
Re your evidence:
With
crashes
- MIG-29 engine crash, where is the second engine so no MIG-29 crashed?
https://bangladeshdefence.blogspot.com/2014/06/crashed-mig-29-fighter-aircraft-of.html

- SU-30 MKI crash, if someone just made a video of the sole engine by the wall and shared that does that mean no SU-30 MKI crashed?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6toEWnU5pQ
With
shoot downs:
- Russian SU-25 shoot down in Syria, where is the second engine or other wrekage nearby so no SU-25 crashed?
https://www.voanews.com/a/russian-jet-downed-over-idlib-syria/4237757.html

- Ukraine MIG-29 shoot down, where is the second engine so no MIG-29 crashed?
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/russia-ukr...-ukraines-mig-29-fighter-jet-8-drones/2599109
Also, F16 mid air collision with Cessna, part of the engine broke up and is located away from main wreckage spot:
The National Transportation Safety Board has released a preliminary report in connection to the collision of a Cessna C-150 and an F-16, killing a father and son.
www.wyff4.com
If you ever worked in a Boeing plant, I pray that I never fly in an aircraft that you actually worked on.