Ukrainian Drones Target Russian Electronics Plant
Ukrainian drones, managed by the state security agency SBU, hit an electronics factory in Penza, Russia. The plant, involved in creating military combat systems, was reported to have caught fire after the attack. Reuters, however, has not independently verified this information.
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Ukrainian drones, directed by the state security agency SBU, targeted an electronics facility in the western Russian city of Penza, according to an unnamed agency official speaking to Reuters on Thursday.
The plant, known for manufacturing combat control systems for the Russian military, was reportedly engulfed in flames following the drone assault, the source stated.
Reuters has not been able to independently verify this report at the time of publication.
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