Ukraine strikes major Russian industrial plant in Udmurtia
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On July 27 and 28, the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out strikes against many key Russian military targets. Explosions were heard both in the temporarily occupied territories and within Russia itself, according to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
One of the main targets for the Armed Forces of Ukraine this time was the Federal State Public Institution (FSPI) Prioritet Plant. It is located in the village of Borok in the Udmurt Republic of Russia.
Ukrainian Defense Forces successfully struck a Russian facility, causing a fire to break out there.
As explained by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, this complex is part of Russia’s state material reserve system (Rosrezerv—ed.).
Moreover, it is a closed-type strategic facility under militarized guard.
"It functions as a large oil depot of national importance—designed for the long-term storage of fuel, petroleum products, and lubricants in case of emergencies or military needs," the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine states.
This time, Ukrainian munitions had to travel over 1,300 km.
Moreover, the Ukrainian Defense Forces successfully struck a logistics depot as well as a fuel and lubricant depot. This time, loud explosions rang out near the village of Ichki in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
The Russians were also unable to repel an attack on a warehouse containing Russian unmanned aerial vehicles near Chervonopopivka in the Luhansk region.
Earlier, RBC-Ukraine reported that Ukrainian FP-1 drones carried out an airstrike on a large logistics hub in Russia.
