Two Ukrainian Flamingo cruise missiles struck the Progress Rocket and Space Center and the Aviakor aviation plant in Russia's Samara region on Saturday, according to reports. Earlier reports indicated two people were wounded in a strike on an industrial facility in the same region. The extent of damage is not yet independently confirmed.
This bulletin follows earlier reports from Saturday of a strike on a strategic industrial facility in Samara. Unverified footage posted later in the day showed damage to a factory described as the Progress Rocket and Space Center, a key Roscosmos facility that produces Soyuz launch vehicles. The Aviakor aviation plant was also hit, according to a separate report. As The Zioneer reported at 15:48, additional video appears to show the aftermath at the site. The strike, using Ukrainian-made Flamingo cruise missiles, is part of a series of deep strikes into Russian territory this year. Casualty figures beyond the two reported wounded are not yet available, and the full extent of damage remains unconfirmed.
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