Drones and Neptune Missiles Strike Kamensky Rocket Fuel Plant
Ukrainian Defense Forces have conducted a complex overnight strike using attack drones and Navy Neptune missile systems against the Kamensky chemical plant in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Rostov region, the General Staff announced on Saturday, Oct. 31. The precision attack ignited a finished goods warehouse and damaged four production workshops at the facility, which synthesizes solid rocket propellant…
Ukrainian forces targeted a chemical plant in Russia's Rostov region using drones and Neptune missile systems. The attack on the Kamensky rocket fuel plant damaged four production workshops and ignited a warehouse containing finished solid rocket propellant. The operation involved both unmanned aerial units and missile forces from the Ukrainian Navy, utilizing domestically developed Neptune cruise missile systems for land attacks.
The Kamensky plant plays a crucial role in supplying the Russian defense industry with solid rocket propellant for multiple-launch rocket systems and specialized propellants for guided missiles and aircraft-delivered munitions. Meanwhile, Ukrainian precision forces carried out synchronized strikes against Russian military logistics supply depots in occupied Ukrainian territories, including warehouses near Khartsyzk and Dokuchaievsk in Donetsk, Novovasylivka in Zaporizhzhia, and Novoaidar in Luhansk regions.
This coordinated effort aims to degrade Russian strike capacity and disrupt weapon assembly chains at their source.
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- General Staff reports strike on rocket fuel plant in Russia's Rostov region en.interfax.com.ua
