Russia Says Drone Attack Damages Togliatti Facilities, Ukraine Says Petrochemical Plant Hit
- A drone attack struck the Tolyattikauchuk petrochemical plant in Tolyatti, Russia, on October 24, causing a large fire.
- Local residents reported thick smoke and fires, while authorities issued a drone warning and temporarily closed a nearby airport.
- Workers at the nearby AvtoVAZ automotive plant were reportedly evacuated, but damage to Tolyattikauchuk and any casualties were not independently confirmed.
- The plant produces synthetic rubber, gasoline additives, and chemicals that may have military applications.
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DRONES attacked the Omsky Kauchuk chemical factory in Omsk, Russia, about 2,500 km from the Ukrainian border, and caused a fire. On the same day, the factory in Toljati was also hit.
In the Russian city of Omsk, the Omsky Kavchuk petrochemical facility was targeted by a drone attack and set on fire.
Ukrainian drones are attacking the northern industrial node of Omsk, as announced in their television channel by the governor of the Omsk region, Vitaly Hocenko.
Russian officials reported on Saturday that at least three people were killed in a missile attack targeting two factories in the Oryol and Samara regions of Russia. Andrei Klitschkov, the region's governor, stated that bodies were recovered from the rubble of a factory building in Oryol. Authorities had previously reported that eight people were injured. The name of the targeted factory was not disclosed. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian General Staff r…
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