A Ukrainian strike hit a defense factory in the city of Penza, some 600 km from the border, according to a single Israeli media report. The plant reportedly produces critical components for fighter jets and missiles for the Russian military.
A single report from Israeli news channel N12, citing correspondent Assaf Rosenthal, states that Ukraine struck a defense plant in the Russian city of Penza, over 600 km from the border. The report describes the facility as producing critical components for Russian fighter jets and missiles. The source does not specify the time of the attack, the method of strike, or the extent of damage. This follows a prior report — also a single source — of a Ukrainian attack on Penza earlier this morning, though that message provided no details on the target. The Zioneer has previously covered multiple Ukrainian strikes on Russian defense-industrial targets, including a Voronezh semiconductor plant and a chemical plant in Novomoskovsk.
2 developments
- StrongUkraine strikes titanium-chemical plant in northern Crimea overnight
- StrongUkraine strikes Voronezh semiconductor plant — third hit this week
- DevelopingUkraine strikes Russian chemical plant in Novomoskovsk
- DevelopingUkraine strike damages Voronezh plant that makes Pantsir missiles and Kh-101 parts, report says
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- Internal intake