Ukraine updates: Kyiv says ammo plant hit deep inside Russia DW 10/06/2025
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Ukraine updates: Kyiv says ammo plant hit deep inside Russia  DW  10/06/2025
"Russian officials reported one of the largest Ukrainian drone barrages since the full-scale invasion began, saying 251 drones were shot down across 14 regions, Crimea, and areas near the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. Nizhny Novgorod Governor Gleb Nikitin said air defenses intercepted 20 drones targeting an industrial zone that includes the ammunition plant and that no facilities were damaged. Ukraine's long-range attacks on refineries and oil sites have previously led to fuel shortages in Russia."
"Kyiv said the attack triggered multiple explosions and a fire at the plant, which is said to make aviation and artillery ordnance, aerial bombs, and anti-aircraft and anti-tank munitions. Ukrainian drones also hit an oil terminal in occupied Crimea, starting a blaze, and an ammunition depot of Russia's 18th Combined Arms Army, the General Staff said. Kyiv has been expanding its domestic weapons production, particularly drones, in an effort to strike deeper into Russian territory and disrupt President Vladimir Putin's war logistics."
Overnight Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Sverdlov ammunition plant in Nizhny Novgorod region, 750 kilometers from the Ukraine border, triggering explosions and a fire. The plant produces aviation and artillery ordnance, aerial bombs, and anti-aircraft and anti-tank munitions. Ukrainian drones also hit an oil terminal in occupied Crimea, starting a blaze, and hit an ammunition depot of Russia's 18th Combined Arms Army. Russian air defenses intercepted a large drone barrage, shooting down 251 drones across 14 regions, Crimea, and areas near the Black Sea and Sea of Azov. Authorities reported interception of 20 drones targeting the industrial zone with no facility damage. Kyiv has expanded domestic weapons production to strike deeper and disrupt Russian logistics.
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