Russia's GRU attacks "Pantsir" plant in Russia, targets hit - source
Kyiv • UNN
Ukrainian intelligence reportedly attacked the Russian plant "Shcheglovsky Val" in Tula, where Pantsyr anti-aircraft missile systems are manufactured, hitting targets. The plant is one of the largest defense industry enterprises in Russia.
Ukrainian intelligence has attacked the Russian plant "Shcheglovsky Val" in Tula, where Pantsyr anti-aircraft missile systems are manufactured. This was reported to UNN journalist by its own sources, adding that the targets were hit.
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The source of UNN reported that the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry attacked the Shcheglovsky Val plant in Tula, where Pantsyr anti-aircraft missile systems are manufactured.
Targets have been hit, data collection and processing is underway.
Let's add Shcheglovsky Val, one of the largest defense industry enterprises in Russia, located in the city of Tula.
The plant produces Pantsyr-S and Pantsyr-S1 combat vehicles (as well as target detection stations and multifunctional radar stations as part of the BM SAM), Bakhcha and Berezhok combat compartments, Kornet-EM anti-tank missile systems based on Tiger vehicles, and combat modules as part of the Pantsyr-M sea-based SAM.
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