Missile War Monitor: Ukrainian Drones Damage the Industrial Zone of Russia's Novomoskovsk, Home to the Azot Chemical Plant
Governor Dmitry Milyaev said debris damaged homes and industrial infrastructure, while monitors reported a fire at the Azot plant.
- On Wednesday, October 28, Ukrainian drones damaged homes and an industrial zone in Novomoskovsk, Tula region, Governor Dmitry Milyaev reported, noting falling debris harmed residential buildings and infrastructure.
- Moscow claimed its air defenses destroyed 531 Ukrainian drones overnight across 12 regions, while Belgorod and Bryansk reported casualties and damage from the drone incursions.
- Monitoring channels reported fires at the Azot plant in Tula and the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Combine in Lipetsk, though regional governors did not confirm the industrial damage.
- Ukrenergo scheduled hourly power cuts for households and industry across Ukraine on Wednesday, citing "due to massive Russian attacks on energy facilities."
- Reflecting ongoing drone warfare, Kyiv officials described the intensified exchanges as "a serious escalation in Russia's operation against our logistics," signaling continued targeting of economic infrastructure.
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At night, drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked Novomoskovsk in the Tula region
At night, drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Novomoskovsk in the Tula region. It is stated that the enemy's target was the Azot chemical plant for the production of nitrogen fertilizers.After the actual cessation of strikes on Russian...
Missile War Monitor: Ukrainian drones damage the industrial zone of Russia's Novomoskovsk, home to the Azot chemical plant
Credit: bne IntelliNewsUkrainian drones damaged homes and the industrial zone of Novomoskovsk, home to the Azot chemical plant in Russia's Tula region, overnight on October 28, Governor Dmitry Milyaev said.
In Novomoskovsk province of the Russian Federation, damage to industrial infrastructure was recorded after the drone attack, the aim of which was to supply nitrogen acid for the production of explosives.
The Tul Region Prosecutor ' s Office has taken control of the protection of the rights of the inhabitants of Novomoskovsk and the provision of the necessary assistance after a massive drone raid, which resulted in damage to residential buildings and industrial infrastructure, as reported to the regional supervisory authority.
Ukraine attacked a chemical factory in the Tula region, 200 km from Moscow, according to local authorities and independent means. The attack involved drones and caused damage to road and industrial infrastructure.
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