Ryssland har mördat tre civila och skadat åtta i sina terrorbombningar senaste dygnet och Ukrainas Nationella Vetenskapsakademi har bombats av Ryssland. Ukraina bombade i sin tur den ryska krigsindustrins vapenfabriker i Tula och Voronezj, samt attackdrönarbaser i Kaluga och Orjol och två bränsledepåer i Krasnodar Kraj.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukrainian forces carried out overnight strikes on two defense factories in Russia’s Tula and Voronezh regions on September 28. He also said the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) targeted oil facilities in Krasnodar Krai. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian troops used long-range weapons against sites in Kaluga and Oryol regions that Russia uses for drone attacks against Ukraine. In Bryansk region, he said, Ukrainian forces struck directly at Russian occupying troops. Zelensky also announced that a target in the Black Sea had been hit. “We are consistently responding to Russian attacks aimed at lives with our long-range weapons,” the president said. Open sources identify two enterprises in these regions that Ukraine has previously linked to Russia’s missile production. Analysts suggest the strike may have hit the Efremov Synthetic Rubber Plant in Tula region and Voronezhsintezkauchuk in Voronezh region, but Zelensky did not name the companies in his statement. On September 25, Ukraine’s General Staff reported strikes on these two factories, noting they work on solid rocket fuel production, including for Iskander ballistic missiles. However, open source reporting on the September 28 strike has not yet confirmed that Zelensky was referring to these same sites, so the connection remains one possible interpretation. Voronezhsintezkauchuk manufactures synthetic rubber and thermoplastic elastomers. Publicly available information confirms this industrial focus. The Efremov plant also specializes in synthetic rubber production. These materials are used to make special polymer products, and in the defense industry they can be utilized in components for solid rocket fuel and other missile-related technologies. There is currently no public information regarding the exact type or volume of production these companies deliver for specific Russian missiles. Voronezhsintezkauchuk’s products are also used in a wider range of applications, such as tire manufacturing and various rubber technical goods. Earlier, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck the Ilsky oil refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai. On the night of September 25, Ukrainian drones attacked an oil refinery in Perm and the Iskra plant in Ulyanovsk.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukrainian forces carried out overnight strikes on two defense factories in Russia’s Tula and Voronezh regions on September 28. He also said the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) targeted oil facilities in Krasnodar Krai. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian troops used long-range weapons against sites in Kaluga and Oryol regions that Russia uses for drone attacks against Ukraine. In Bryansk region, he said, Ukrainian forces struck directly at Russian occupying troops. Zelensky also announced that a target in the Black Sea had been hit. “We are consistently responding to Russian attacks aimed at lives with our long-range weapons,” the president said. Open sources identify two enterprises in these regions that Ukraine has previously linked to Russia’s missile production. Analysts suggest the strike may have hit the Efremov Synthetic Rubber Plant in Tula region and Voronezhsintezkauchuk in Voronezh region, but Zelensky did not name the companies in his statement. On September 25, Ukraine’s General Staff reported strikes on these two factories, noting they work on solid rocket fuel production, including for Iskander ballistic missiles. However, open source reporting on the September 28 strike has not yet confirmed that Zelensky was referring to these same sites, so the connection remains one possible interpretation. Voronezhsintezkauchuk manufactures synthetic rubber and thermoplastic elastomers. Publicly available information confirms this industrial focus. The Efremov plant also specializes in synthetic rubber production. These materials are used to make special polymer products, and in the defense industry they can be utilized in components for solid rocket fuel and other missile-related technologies. There is currently no public information regarding the exact type or volume of production these companies deliver for specific Russian missiles. Voronezhsintezkauchuk’s products are also used in a wider range of applications, such as tire manufacturing and various rubber technical goods. Earlier, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck the Ilsky oil refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai. On the night of September 25, Ukrainian drones attacked an oil refinery in Perm and the Iskra plant in Ulyanovsk.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukrainian forces carried out overnight strikes on two defense factories in Russia’s Tula and Voronezh regions on September 28. He also said the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) targeted oil facilities in Krasnodar Krai. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian troops used long-range weapons against sites in Kaluga and Oryol regions that Russia uses for drone attacks against Ukraine. In Bryansk region, he said, Ukrainian forces struck directly at Russian occupying troops. Zelensky also announced that a target in the Black Sea had been hit. “We are consistently responding to Russian attacks aimed at lives with our long-range weapons,” the president said. Open sources identify two enterprises in these regions that Ukraine has previously linked to Russia’s missile production. Analysts suggest the strike may have hit the Efremov Synthetic Rubber Plant in Tula region and Voronezhsintezkauchuk in Voronezh region, but Zelensky did not name the companies in his statement. On September 25, Ukraine’s General Staff reported strikes on these two factories, noting they work on solid rocket fuel production, including for Iskander ballistic missiles. However, open source reporting on the September 28 strike has not yet confirmed that Zelensky was referring to these same sites, so the connection remains one possible interpretation. Voronezhsintezkauchuk manufactures synthetic rubber and thermoplastic elastomers. Publicly available information confirms this industrial focus. The Efremov plant also specializes in synthetic rubber production. These materials are used to make special polymer products, and in the defense industry they can be utilized in components for solid rocket fuel and other missile-related technologies. There is currently no public information regarding the exact type or volume of production these companies deliver for specific Russian missiles. Voronezhsintezkauchuk’s products are also used in a wider range of applications, such as tire manufacturing and various rubber technical goods. Earlier, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck the Ilsky oil refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai. On the night of September 25, Ukrainian drones attacked an oil refinery in Perm and the Iskra plant in Ulyanovsk.

On September 28, drones targeted railway infrastructure in several areas of Russia’s Bryansk and Kaluga regions.

Zelensky says Ukraine struck two Russian defense plants overnight in the Tula and Voronezh regions, while SBU units hit oil facilities in Krasnodar region. He also reported strikes on drone sites in K...

❗️Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly hit railway infrastructure in Russia’s Bryansk region. On the Dyatkovo-Lyudinovo section, part of a bridge collapsed and 10 railcars derailed. Another 18 empty rai...

On September 28, drones targeted railway infrastructure in several areas of Russia’s Bryansk and Kaluga regions.

Ryssland har mördat tre civila och skadat åtta i sina terrorbombningar senaste dygnet och Ukrainas Nationella Vetenskapsakademi har bombats av Ryssland. Ukraina bombade i sin tur den ryska krigsindustrins vapenfabriker i Tula och Voronezj, samt attackdrönarbaser i Kaluga och Orjol och två bränsledepåer i Krasnodar Kraj.

Ryssland har mördat tre civila och skadat åtta i sina terrorbombningar senaste dygnet och Ukrainas Nationella Vetenskapsakademi har bombats av Ryssland. Ukraina bombade i sin tur den ryska krigsindustrins vapenfabriker i Tula och Voronezj, samt attackdrönarbaser i Kaluga och Orjol och två bränsledepåer i Krasnodar Kraj.

On September 28, drones targeted railway infrastructure in several areas of Russia’s Bryansk and Kaluga regions.

On September 28, drones targeted railway infrastructure in several areas of Russia’s Bryansk and Kaluga regions.

On September 28, drones targeted railway infrastructure in several areas of Russia’s Bryansk and Kaluga regions. The attacks damaged railway tracks and caused dozens of railcars to derail, according to […]