Fuel for the attacked "Iskanders": the defense forces hit a factory near St. Petersburg.
Each "Iskander" that flies to a Ukrainian city has its own biography, and it begins not with the launcher, but in the factory's workshop, where the fuel that lifts the rocket into the sky is produced.
One of these factories is located near St. Petersburg. Here, explosives are produced and solid fuel is developed for the engines of Topol-M missile systems. And for 9M723 "Iskander-M" ballistic missiles, the plant produces and supplies solid propellant charges for 9X820 engines. This military-industrial complex is part of the Rostec state corporation and is one of the most important links in the chain that supplies the Russian military with ballistics.
On the night of November 9, the Defense Forces of Ukraine intervened in this biography. The units hit the factory and damaged three manufacturing shops at once. The extent of the damage is clear.
What does this mean for Ukraine? Each such attack makes it difficult for the enemy to release missiles to the "Iskanders", which he uses to hit our cities. The chain breaks at the very beginning, long before the launcher.
Ukraine operates within the limits of the right to self-defense, guaranteed by Article 51 of the UN Charter. The defense forces are systematically undermining the military and economic potential of the aggressor in order to force the Russian Federation to stop its armed aggression against Ukraine.
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