Ukrainian drones attacked missile and drone manufacturing plants near Moscow

Ukrainian drones attacked missile and drone manufacturing plants near Moscow

Long-range drones attacked the "Raduga" enterprise, which manufactures X-101/555, X-69, and X-59 cruise missiles. Another target of the nighttime attack was the drone manufacturer JSC "Kronstadt".

This was reported to the media by sources in the Ukrainian special services.

The Bereznyak "Raduga" plant is located in the city of Dubna, 130 kilometers north of Moscow.

During the attack, Ukrainian drones bypassed Russian air defence systems protecting Moscow and hit the assembly and equipment workshops of the plant. The fire at the plant is still ongoing.

The "Raduga" plant is part of the Russian defense corporation "Tactical Missile Armament" and produces air-to-air, air-to-ground, and ground-to-ground cruise missiles.

The product list includes X-101/555, X-69, and X-59MK missiles, which the Russian Armed Forces use to terrorize the population and civilian objects in Ukraine.

"The Security Service of Ukraine continues to hit key enterprises of the Russian defense-industrial complex with surgical precision, whose products serve as weapons in the war against Ukraine," said an informed interlocutor.

Drone strikes in the Moscow region: what other targets were hit?

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Ukrainian Defence Forces hit JSC "Kronstadt" in Dubna, which produces "Orion", "Pacemaker", "Lightning", "Thunder", "Termite", "Helios", "Sirius" drones, and ground control systems.

Enemy air defences were actively operating in the area of the enterprise.

In addition, during the night, units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Drone Systems hit JSC "Angstrem" in the Moscow region. The company develops and manufactures a microelectronic component base for the Russian military-industrial complex.

Shortly before this, the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Drone Systems successfully attacked the Dmitrov Chemical Plant in the Ivanovo region. The enterprise produces organic chemicals: components of explosives and propellants, as well as additives for rocket and aviation fuel.