Ukrainian Navy Strikes Russian Drone Production Facilities in Rostov Region With Neptune Missiles
The Ukrainian Navy struck facilities involved in the production and maintenance of unmanned aerial vehicles in Russia’s Rostov region with Neptune cruise missiles overnight on November 13, the Ukrainian Navy reported, UATV English reports. According to the statement, the strike hit the UAV service center of Aero-Hit LLC, which also serves as a logistics hub for Veles, a manufacturer of FPV…
On the night of November 13, the Ukrainian Navy launched a strike against production and maintenance facilities of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in Russia's Rostov region, employing Neptune cruise missiles, according to the Ukrainian Navy. The targeted sites included Aero-Hit LLC's UAV service center, a logistics hub for Veles, a drone manufacturer, and Ionos LLC's production workshops.
These facilities played a crucial role in the production and temporary storage of the Alyosha tactical strike FPV drone, a drone the Ukrainian Navy claims will see a significant production reduction following the attack. Russian forces have been utilizing these drones against Ukrainian civilians, with a noteworthy incident occurring recently at the Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka oil refinery in Volgograd, following a large-scale drone attack.
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