Ukraine hit the metallurgical plant and the largest chemical plant in Russia in the Tula region. On the night of October 27, a missile threat was announced in the Liptsk region. "The enemy is trying to attack the industrial infrastructure of Lipetsk. A massive attack has been repelled," reported the Radar Lipset channel. Later, it contained information about a fire at the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant (NLMK). The Ukrainian monitoring channel Aksilnova+ confirmed a fire on the site of the project, noting that the Pants air defense system could have missed an aerial target. The head of the Lipetsk district, Igor Artmonov, did not comment on the attack and its consequences. NLMK is the largest steel plant in Russia and is among the 20 largest in the world. It is capable of producing 17 million liquid steel per year. Before that, the project was attacked in July of this year. Also, the governor of the Tula region, Dmitry Milayev, announced a missile threat early in the morning of October 28. He later reported that the area was under massive attack by Ukrainian drones. "As a result of debris falling from UAVs in Novomoskovsk, damage was recorded to an apartment building, private residential buildings and infrastructure in the nearby industrial area," Miliev noted. He added that information about the victims and the damage is being clarified. According to Aksilnova+, the target of the attack in Novomoskovsk was the Nitrogen Chemical Plant, which is part of the EuroChem group and is one of the largest producers of nitrogen fertilizers in Russia. In particular, it produces ammonia, ammonium nitrate, urea and methanol, which are used to make ammunition. More details.

Ukraine hit the metallurgical plant and the largest chemical plant in Russia in the Tula region. On the night of October 27, a missile threat was announced in the Liptsk region. "The enemy is trying to attack the industrial infrastructure of Lipetsk. A massive attack has been repelled," reported the Radar Lipset channel. Later, it contained information about a fire at the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant (NLMK). The Ukrainian monitoring channel Aksilnova+ confirmed a fire on the site of the project, noting that the Pants air defense system could have missed an aerial target. The head of the Lipetsk district, Igor Artmonov, did not comment on the attack and its consequences. NLMK is the largest steel plant in Russia and is among the 20 largest in the world. It is capable of producing 17 million liquid steel per year. Before that, the project was attacked in July of this year. Also, the governor of the Tula region, Dmitry Milayev, announced a missile threat early in the morning of October 28. He later reported that the area was under massive attack by Ukrainian drones. "As a result of debris falling from UAVs in Novomoskovsk, damage was recorded to an apartment building, private residential buildings and infrastructure in the nearby industrial area," Miliev noted. He added that information about the victims and the damage is being clarified. According to Aksilnova+, the target of the attack in Novomoskovsk was the Nitrogen Chemical Plant, which is part of the EuroChem group and is one of the largest producers of nitrogen fertilizers in Russia. In particular, it produces ammonia, ammonium nitrate, urea and methanol, which are used to make ammunition. More details.