Russian military-linked Strela plant attacked in Bryansk region (Video)
Photo: Strela plant in the Bryansk region of Russia (Russian media)
Strela plant was attacked in Russia's Bryansk region on May 4, reports Russian Telegram channel Mash. It produces electronics for the military-industrial complex and cooperates with the Rostec corporation.
The Strela plant, located in the Suzemsky district of the Bryansk region, was reportedly attacked with Grad multiple rocket launchers.
"The workshop and administrative building are on fire. Preliminary reports say the plant itself has been destroyed," the message states.
According to Mash, two security guards were injured, they sought medical attention for minor injuries.
According to other reports, the plant was allegedly attacked by drones.
About the Strela plant
The enterprise specializes in the production of transformers, chokes, and autotransformers with smooth voltage regulation, inductance coils, interference-suppressing filters, and consumer goods.
Attack on the Strela plant in the Bryansk region
Late in the evening on Saturday, May 3, local media reported a drone raid on the Bryansk region.
According to Telegram channels, the attack targeted the Strela plant in the settlement of Suzemka in the Bryansk region.
Attacks on the Bryansk region are not new. In April, drones attacked the Kremniy EL plant in Bryansk. This was not the first attack on that enterprise.
In March, the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out an airstrike on the border checkpoint Pogar in the Bryansk region, from which the Russians launched their kamikaze drones.
