Ukrainian Navy confirms strike on Russian Electrodetal plant with Neptune missile
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29 September, 13:22
A fire after the attack on the Elektrodetal plant. Photo: Astra
The Ukrainian Navy has confirmed that a Ukrainian-made Neptune missile struck the Russian Electrodetal plant in Russia's Bryansk Oblast. The facility is known for producing electrical connectors used in military equipment.
Source: Ukrainian Navy
Details: The Ukrainian Navy stated that the strike targeted the Karachev Electrodetal plant overnight. The attack was part of ongoing efforts to dismantle the Russian military supply chain.
Quote: "Last night, our Neptune missile successfully struck Russia's Karachev Electrodetal plant. One less link in the enemy's supply chain. Everything that serves the war against Ukraine will be destroyed!"
The strike on the Elektrodetal plant on 29 September.
Photo: Ukrainian Navy
Background:
- Russian media reported that the Electrodetal plant, which develops and manufactures electronic components, including those for military use, was hit on the night of 28-29 September.
- The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine later confirmed a missile strike on the facility.
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