According to the Russian public, the attack by the chemical industry -JSC monocrystal, is under attack.
On the night of August 12, Ukraine drones invaded southern Russia, Stavropol. According to Russian telegram channels and other resources, blows are sent to the Monocrystal JSC business.
A video appeared on the network where explosions and smoke in Stavropol were recorded. And before that, the Governor of Stavropol territory warned the threat of an attack of drones.
The Astra Telegram Channel, reviewing the video, said the drones were sent to the chemical industry business, which is one of the leading sapphire manufacturers for Opttoelectronics – the stavropol monocrystal plant.
“The eyewitnesses of eyewitnesses can be seen in the review, the picture is taken near the Rostix restaurant on Kulakov Avenue in Stavropol. A monocrystal is located in the same prospectus. The smoke in the picture is recorded directly above the business,” the Russian edition of Astra Reports.
“Synthetic sapphire is a major material for optoelectronics, widely used in LEDs, displays and electronics. In addition, it is perhaps used in military technologies – Windows Windows, Solid -State Lasers and Rackets” – informs Exilenov+.
According to the monocrystal plant specified on its official website, the company occupied the leading positions of the world of Sapphires for LED and electronic consumers technologies, as well as making metallization pastes for solar energy.
Keep in mind that Saratov oil refinery in Russia has stopped receiving oil after attacks by uninitiated aircraft.
Earlier it was reported that Russia’s two large refineries were forced to stop labor due to attacks of Ukrainian drones. Novokuybyshevsky refineries with a capacity of 8.3 million tons per year completely stopped issuing, and Ryazan Refinery stopped at about half the capacity.
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Source: korrespondent
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