Ukrainian FP-1 unmanned aerial vehicles travelled more than 2,500 km from the state border and struck two sites in Russia’s Omsk.
Fire Point reported this on Telegram.
One of the targets was the Omsk Rubber plant — one of Russia’s largest petrochemical enterprises. According to previously published data, the plant accounted for around 25% of Russia’s production of butadiene-methylstyrene rubbers.
A logistics warehousing complex belonging to OZON was also hit.
- On the night of 24 October, Ukraine’s Defence Forces struck a number of sites on Russian territory. In particular, the main production building of the Proton-Elektrotex enterprise in Oryol, which manufactures components for Russian cruise and ballistic missiles, was damaged.
- In Tolyatti, in Russia’s Samara Region, the Tolyattikauchuk plant was attacked, where an explosion and fire were recorded. In addition, Ukrainian forces struck an aircraft at the Russian Yeysk airfield in Krasnodar Krai; the extent of the damage is being clarified.