Ukraine attacked the "Nitrogen" chemical plant in Novomoskovsk, Tula region, reported Astra and the Ukrainian monitoring Telegram channels Nova Hula+ and Supernova+. The governor of the Tula region, Dmitry Milayev, reported a massive drone attack on the region. He wrote that "as a result of debris falling from UAVs" in Novomoskovsk, damage was recorded to apartment buildings, private residential buildings and "infrastructure in the nearby industrial area". He did not specify which plant was attacked, but noted that the laboratories of the Priroda State Technical Institute and the Rospotrabendzor Department in the Tula region were sent to the city. "The response of the emergency services was organized. Data on casualties and damages are becoming clear," Miliev noted. Nova the Exile+ and Supernova+ write that the AM-70 ammonia plant was probably attacked. Video: Supernova+.

Ukraine attacked the "Nitrogen" chemical plant in Novomoskovsk, Tula region, reported Astra and the Ukrainian monitoring Telegram channels Nova Hula+ and Supernova+. The governor of the Tula region, Dmitry Milayev, reported a massive drone attack on the region. He wrote that "as a result of debris falling from UAVs" in Novomoskovsk, damage was recorded to apartment buildings, private residential buildings and "infrastructure in the nearby industrial area". He did not specify which plant was attacked, but noted that the laboratories of the Priroda State Technical Institute and the Rospotrabendzor Department in the Tula region were sent to the city. "The response of the emergency services was organized. Data on casualties and damages are becoming clear," Miliev noted. Nova the Exile+ and Supernova+ write that the AM-70 ammonia plant was probably attacked. Video: Supernova+.