Ukrainian partisans claim sabotage at Russian plant supplying missiles Moscow uses to bomb Ukrainian cities
ATESH says its agent disabled the power supply at the Voronezh facility, disrupting production of components used in Russian weapons.
Pro-Ukrainian partisan movement ATESH claims to have sabotaged the power supply to a Russian semiconductor plant in Voronezh responsible for producing electronic components used in Russia's missiles and air defense systems. The attack, which occurred on September 16, involved an ATESH agent infiltrating an electrical substation near the Voronezh Semiconductor Devices Plant-Sborka (VZPP-S) and destroying the main distribution cabinet.
The movement asserts that this act caused a major voltage surge, shutting down production workshops and delaying deliveries of components for Russian weapons, consequently disrupting missile and air defense production. However, these claims have not been independently verified. The targeted plant, VZPP-S, has previously been struck by Ukrainian forces in June, with Ukrainian military intelligence confirming the attack and noting that the facility produces components for missiles and air defense systems.
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