Methods for determining a location of an object using radio measurement observations in a radio network. An example method comprises the step of obtaining (1610) information comprising (a) a first angle-of-arrival parameter and/or first angle-of-departure parameter corresponding to a non-primary propagation path of a radio signal transmitted between a first wireless device and a second wireless device, and further comprising either or both of (b) a delay measurement or time-of-arrival measurement for the non-primary propagation path; and (c) a second angle-of-arrival parameter and/or second angle-of-departure parameter corresponding to the non-primary propagation path, the second angle-of-arrival parameter and second angle-of-departure parameter corresponding to a different end of the non-primary propagation path to the first angle-of-arrival parameter and angle- of-departure parameter. The method further comprises estimating (1620) a location for an object other than the first and second wireless devices, based on the obtained information.