Ukraine conducted several drone strikes in Kaluga and Kursk last night, causing fires at a factory and an oil depot.
Ukraine attacked a factory producing missiles overnight in western Russia, according to reports.
Andrii Kovalenko, Head of Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council’s Centre for Countering Disinformation gave details of the attack on the Typhoon factory in the city of Kaluga in a post on Telegram. Regional governor Vladislav Shapsha also confirmed the attack, reporting that Russian forces shot down three UAVs and that a fire started at the factory caused by falling debris from one of the drones.
Kovalenko specified that the Typhoon factory makes communication systems, radar equipment, components for surveillance and guidance systems for combat vehicles, and parts for air defense systems, aviation equipment and missile complexes.
