Russian Chemical Giant’s Plant in Perm Targeted in Ukrainian Drone Strike
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On the morning of 11 September, Ukrainian drones attacked the Perm region and attacked industrial facilities, reporting to Governor Dmitri Mahonin, without specifying which businesses were in question.
Drones have struck a chemical plant in the Perm region that supplies Russia's military-industrial complex, the Telegram channel Exilenova+ reports.
The northern territories of the Perm region have been subjected to massive drone attacks, 36 drones have already been knocked down, two industrial plants have been damaged, the Governor of the region, Dmitri Mahonin. "To date, our boys have knocked down 36 drones," declared the head of the region in Max. All destroyed drones have fallen in an uninhabited array without causing damage to civilian infrastructure. However, two industrial facilities …
Two industrial facilities in the north of the Perm region have been attacked by drones, reported by the Governor of the region, Dmitri Mahonin, in his channel at the Mah Massenger. "A massive attack is taking place on the northern territories of the province (...). As a result of the attack, two industrial facilities have been raided.
Azot's chemical company Uralhim is one of the largest producers of nitrogen fertilizers in Russia and is relevant to the chemical component of the Russian military-industrial complex.
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