Ukrainian partisans cut power to Russian missile component plant, group claims
The ATESH movement says it disabled electricity at a Voronezh facility that produces parts for Iskander and Kh-101 missiles.
Agents of the ATESH partisan movement have cut power to a plant in Voronezh, Russia, according to Ukrainian state media Ukrinform. The group claims the facility produces components for Iskander-K and Kh-101 missiles used by Russian forces.
ATESH has claimed responsibility for similar sabotage operations inside Russia during the war in Ukraine, though independent verification of such claims is difficult.
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- Partisans cut power to Voronezh plant producing components for Iskander, Kh-101 missiles — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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