Since October 2023, the Bryansk chemical plant, where explosives are manufactured, has been attacked at least five times.
In the Bryansk region of Russia, unmanned aerial vehicles attacked a chemical plant where explosives are made. The Russian Telegram channel Astra wrote about this on Tuesday, April 9, citing its own sources.
The plant is part of the Tekhmash Concern of the Rostec state corporation.
It is indicated that the drone attack on the Bryansk Chemical Plant named after the 50th anniversary of the USSR took place on Friday, April 5.
“The plant was attacked by two drones. As a result of the strikes, a fire started in one building under construction, and the roof was damaged in another. No one was hurt, the management evacuated 18 employees of the plant,” the channel reported.
The Astra publication noted that before this, the plant was attacked on December 30, as a result of which the windows in the administrative building were broken. Also, a drone exploded in business territory on November 21, while on November 14, a UAV fell and smashed into the roof of a workshop under construction. On October 13, two drones destroyed the roof and ventilation room of a production facility.
Russian officials did not report an attack on the plant.
According to data from open sources, the JSC Bryansk Chemical Plant named after the 50th anniversary of the USSR specializes in the production of industrial explosives and ammunition disposal. Specifically, seismic charges, detonator bombs, distorted blasthole charges, ammonites.
We remind you that explosions were heard in the area where military airfields are located in the Russian settlements of Yeisk, Morozovsk and Engels. Later, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced an attack of more than 50 drones, most of which were said to have been shot down.
In turn, the media reported that at the Morozovsk airfield at least six aircraft were destroyed and eight more were badly damaged.
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Source: korrespondent
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