An explosion hit the Granada munitions factory in El Farag, Spain, on Friday morning. The factory is an ammunition factory that supplies Ukraine. The explosion occurred shortly before 9:00 a.m. in the limited propellant burning area of ​​the plant. According to the UGT trade union, a routine inspection went wrong. Police report two people slightly injured with hearing damage, while the union says three. The explosion was heard in nearby towns and left a cloud of mushroom smoke over the place. The plant is owned by Czech arms giant CSG, one of Kyiv's main shell suppliers. In 2024, the Spanish member of parliament, Jose Antonio Rodríguez Salas, said that the plant supplies Ukraine with a "significant" amount of weapons.

An explosion hit the Granada munitions factory in El Farag, Spain, on Friday morning. The factory is an ammunition factory that supplies Ukraine. The explosion occurred shortly before 9:00 a.m. in the limited propellant burning area of ​​the plant. According to the UGT trade union, a routine inspection went wrong. Police report two people slightly injured with hearing damage, while the union says three. The explosion was heard in nearby towns and left a cloud of mushroom smoke over the place. The plant is owned by Czech arms giant CSG, one of Kyiv's main shell suppliers. In 2024, the Spanish member of parliament, Jose Antonio Rodríguez Salas, said that the plant supplies Ukraine with a "significant" amount of weapons.