Produces raw materials for ammunition - Drone Systems Forces attacked a chemical plant in Russia
Kyiv • UNN
The SBS attacked a strategic plant that produces raw materials for ammunition. Two ammonia workshops were hit, which provide about 10% of Russia's production.
The Unmanned Systems Forces struck the "PhosAgro" chemical plant in Cherepovets, Russia. This was reported by the commander of the USB, Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, according to UNN.
"Pleasant Apatite" to the Cherepovets chemical plant - household Easter eggs of the USB Birds have been delivered. A chemical worm giant that produces hundreds of thousands of tons of ammonia, saltpeter, and nitric acid per year. The products serve as raw materials for TNT, hexogen, and other components in the manufacture of ammunition
Addition
Today, April 13, a video of the aftermath of an attack on a chemical plant in Cherepovets, Vologda Oblast, Russia, was published online. It was claimed that, according to preliminary information, there were at least two hits.
The Telegram channel "CyberBoroshno" noted that, according to the video published online, black smoke from burning can be confirmed at two (Ammonia-1 marked in yellow, Ammonia-2 marked in blue) of the three ammonia workshops with a total capacity of 900 thousand tons per year.
A possible hit on the ammonia storage facility of these workshops (marked in red) is also reported, which after the start of the full-scale invasion was additionally protected by a special metal structure to protect against drone hits.
The affected production provides about 6% of ammonia production in Russia, and the plant as a whole accounts for approximately 10% of all ammonia production.
Recall
Over the past week, FPV drone operators of the "Alpha" Special Operations Center of the Security Service of Ukraine destroyed and damaged 1883 Russian occupiers.