Ukrainian Drones Strike Major Chemical Plants in Russia’s Perm Krai Overnight
Videos showed a drone diving toward the Azot plant as residents reported explosions and a regional drone threat alert, officials said.
- On Friday, Sept. 11, Ukrainian drones reportedly targeted the Azot chemical plant in Berezniki, Russia, owned by Uralchem and one of the country's largest chemical-industry enterprises.
- The strike occurred as part of a wider Ukrainian drone campaign against Russian industrial infrastructure, with simultaneous attacks reported at the Rosneft-owned Saratov Oil Refinery and an Ozon logistics center.
- Ukrainian monitoring channel Supernova reported gunfire and smoke "in the area of the chemical plant," while residents described repeated explosions overhead, prompting a "drone threat" alert across the Perm region.
- Russian authorities have not publicly confirmed damage or casualties at the Azot plant, which was previously targeted in October 2025 when Perm Governor Dmitry Makhonin reported a "brief halt in the technological cycle."
- Ukrainian drones have struck Russian refineries at least 70 times since the beginning of 2026, contributing to fuel shortages that forced at least 17 Russian regions to introduce restrictions on fuel sales.
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A Ukrainian drone is said to have hit the Azot chemical plant in Berezniki in the Russian region of Perm. Pictures show the explosion.
On the morning of 11 September, Ukrainian drones attacked the Perm region and attacked industrial facilities, reporting to Governor Dmitri Mahonin, without specifying which businesses were in question.
Drones have struck a chemical plant in the Perm region that supplies Russia's military-industrial complex, the Telegram channel Exilenova+ reports.
The northern territories of the Perm region have been subjected to massive drone attacks, 36 drones have already been knocked down, two industrial plants have been damaged, the Governor of the region, Dmitri Mahonin. "To date, our boys have knocked down 36 drones," declared the head of the region in Max. All destroyed drones have fallen in an uninhabited array without causing damage to civilian infrastructure. However, two industrial facilities …
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