Ukraine launched a drone attack on a Russian chemical plant in the western city of Tula overnight on Friday into Saturday, according to the country’s security service. Russian authorities have not acknowledged the attack.

A Ukrainian drone attack on the Aleksin Chemical Plant in Russiaʼs Tula Oblast damaged a gunpowder production facility and shut down production. Source: Ukrainska Pravdaʼs source in security services Details: A Ukrainska Pravdaʼs source reports that at least 13 drones flew over the chemical plant overnight.

Several fires erupted at the Aleksin Chemical Plant, releasing orange smoke and further explosions. It's reported that 13 drones struck the plant, potentially causing significant damage. This poses a significant problem for the Russians, as maintaining ...

Ukraine used drones to strike the Aleksinsky chemical plant in Tula, Russia, late Friday and into early Saturday as part of a larger aerial offensive.

On the night of Saturday, drones of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Special Operations Forces (SSO) targeted the Aleksin chemical plant in Russia’s Tula region, which is part of the Rostec corporation and produces ammunition,

On the night of November 8-9, Ukrainian drones struck the Aleksin Chemical Plant in Russia's Tula region, which is part of the Rostec Corporation and produces ammunition, gunpowder, and materials for the Russian defense industry.

Drones of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Special Operations Forces (SOF) hit the Aleksinsky chemical plant in Russia's Tula region that produces gunpowder and ammunition for the Russian troops,

On November 9 and 10, Ukrainians launched an attack using dozens of drones on critical chemical plants in Tula, near Moscow, and an ammunition depot in Bryansk, Russia. Ukraine continues its drone attacks on significant Russian industrial facilities despite the increasing difficulty posed by Russian air defences placed near these sites.