Drones attack Russian aviation plant in Voronezh region

According to the media outlet, on the night of January 24, drones attacked the 711th aircraft repair plant on Chkalov Street in Borysoglebsk, Voronezh region. As a result of the alleged fall of debris, the roof of one of the workshops and a boiler room were damaged. No one was injured. Windows were also smashed in residential buildings near the plant.

The consequences of the shelling were also published. According to the governor of the region, the wreckage of the downed drone slightly damaged a private house and a greenhouse. Geodata shows that they are located on Chkalova Street near the plant.

The 711th Aviation Repair Plant is known to repair weapons and military equipment for the Russian Air Force. The plant is a part of the Tactical Missile Arms Corporation. Media reports indicate that the plant repairs air-to-air and air-to-surface guided missiles, ground communications equipment, and flight support systems.

“At present, the plant is the only enterprise in Russia that repairs the entire range of missiles in service with the frontline aviation, as well as repairs ground communications and radio support systems,” local media reported.

Attacks on targets in Russia

Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the number of fires and explosions in Russia has increased significantly. The SSU, the DIU, and the Ukrainian Defense Forces regularly attack strategically important enemy targets, including ammunition depots, oil refineries, and military bases. The attacks are intended to reduce the combat potential of the Russian army and increase psychological pressure on the enemy.

In particular, last night, Russians complained about a drone attack in Ryazan. Locals reported ten explosions near an oil refinery that occurred at midnight.

Later, it became known that on the night of January 24, drones of the Security Service of Ukraine and the Special Operations Forces attacked several enemy targets involved in the supply of the Russian occupation army.