According to reports in the Russian media, a drone that fell on the business and damaged the roof and floor beams was neutralized thanks to electronic warfare.
On the morning of November 26, the Smolensk Aviation Plant was attacked. This was reported by the Monitor Telegram channel.
The attack was carried out by unidentified UAVs. The report states that the roof of one of the workshops was broken.
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According to the Baza Telegram channel, Ukrainian drones tried to attack the business. At least two drones were sent to the facility.
The first of them was shot at around 9 am in the Zadneprovsky district of the city. Half an hour later, another drone was detected over Smolensk. The message stated that it was neutralized thanks to electronic warfare.
It was this drone that crashed and exploded on the roof of one of the factory’s workshops. While no one was injured in the incident, there was damage to the ceiling and floor beams.
No statement has been made from local authorities so far.
UAVs attacked Russia
On the night of November 25-26, unmanned aerial vehicles attacked various regions of Russia. The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that unmanned aerial vehicles were allegedly destroyed in the Moscow, Tula, Kaluga and Bryansk regions. Later, the military department of the invaders reported the destruction of several more UAVs in the Bryansk, Smolensk and Tula regions.
The Main Intelligence Directorate confirmed its involvement in the drone attack in the Russian Federation. The RBC-Ukraine broadcast, citing sources in the special services, reported that the drone attack on Russian targets began at 03:30 and ended at 9:20. Drones were launched against military facilities in Moscow and the region’s Tula and Smolensk.
Let us remind you that there was talk of UAVs attacking Tula in the Russian Federation on November 26. They resemble Iranian Witnesses, but there is no evidence of this.
Source: Focus
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