Ukrainian drones delivered serious strikes on objects of the Russian military-industrial complex, increasing efforts in this area to strengthen their position during a very difficult time for the aggressor

Chas Pravdy - 14 June 2025 11:13

In the night of June 14, units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out targeted strikes against several key defense industry enterprises in Russia, which could have far-reaching strategic consequences for Russia’s military potential. According to information received from the General Staff of Ukraine, the targets were hit with great precision, as confirmed by eyewitnesses and initial data from the scene. Specifically, Ukrainian drones, operating with low security risks and avoiding enemy air defense systems, attacked one of the largest factories in Russia — a component production facility for explosive substances in the Samara region. This enterprise, known as JSC "NNC," is a leading manufacturer in the country of high-tech parts for military and industrial applications, and its existence is directly connected to the functioning of the Russian defense industry complex (VPK). Preliminary reports indicate that as a result of the attack, an explosion and fire occurred, affecting production workshops and warehouse facilities. Local sources report significant fires in the industrial zone, as well as explosions audible over the area, indicating serious damage. It is important to note that rescue and recovery operations are already underway, and final damage assessments are still ongoing. Additionally, the target included a plant in Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai — one of Russia’s key producers of basic components for military production. This facility specializes in manufacturing rocket fuel, ammunition, and explosive materials, making it an important element of Russia’s military-industrial system. Reports indicate that, as a result of the attack, there were powerful fires and interference with Russian air defense systems, confirming the high precision of Ukrainian drones. The Ukrainian General Staff emphasizes that this time, the target was particularly strategic: Russian enterprises supplying components essential for the weapons Russia uses to conduct its aggression against Ukraine suffered significant losses. Preliminary data suggest that the results of the strike are still being clarified, but it already marks a severe blow to the occupier’s manufacturing chains. It is worth noting that this is not the first large-scale attack by Ukrainian drones on Russian industrial facilities. Earlier, on the night of June 14, a raid was conducted against one of Russia’s largest chemical plants — "Nevinnomyssk Azot" in the city of Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai. The strike again demonstrated the ability of Ukrainian drones to operate at long distances, hitting targets with high accuracy and setting a negative precedent for Russian military bureaucracy. These events once again show that Ukraine is actively strengthening its capabilities in partisan resistance and asymmetric actions. With each strike, Ukraine proves that the Russian military potential is under constant pressure, and that Ukrainian drones are becoming an important element of modern defense, capable of inflicting devastating losses even on foreign territory. Overall, these efforts may contribute to shifting the balance in the military confrontation, as well as reducing Russia’s ability to wage a prolonged war and produce the weapons necessary to continue its aggression. Ukraine demonstrates that strategic destruction of enemy industrial and military targets is a key component of its defense strategy, while the Russian VPK is gradually losing its vital capacity in the fight for dominance on the battlefield.

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