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In Novomoskovsk, in the Tula region, after a drone attack, the "Azot" chemical plant, which produces nitrogen fertilizers, catches fire. According to OSINT analysts, visible combustion and smoke were noticed on the premises of the industrial plant. Judging by the footage released, the AM-70 ammonia production unit is apparently on fire, monitoring channels reported. The plant is part of the EuroChem group and is the largest Russian producer of ammonia and nitrogen fertilizers. In particular, it produces mineral fertilizers, ammonia, organic plastic and resin, chlorine and methanol. Governor Dmitri Miliev said that due to the UAV attack, the infrastructure in the "industrial area" near private homes was damaged. The head of the region did not specify the name of the factory, but added that laboratories of the state technical institute "Perioda" and the regional department of Rospotrabendzor were sent to the city. According to the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, the company supplied nitric acid to the Sverdlov plant in Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, where explosives are manufactured.

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In Novomoskovsk, in the Tula region, after a drone attack, the "Azot" chemical plant, which produces nitrogen fertilizers, catches fire. According to OSINT analysts, visible combustion and smoke were noticed on the premises of the industrial plant. Judging by the footage released, the AM-70 ammonia production unit is apparently on fire, monitoring channels reported. The plant is part of the EuroChem group and is the largest Russian producer of ammonia and nitrogen fertilizers. In particular, it produces mineral fertilizers, ammonia, organic plastic and resin, chlorine and methanol. Governor Dmitri Miliev said that due to the UAV attack, the infrastructure in the "industrial area" near private homes was damaged. The head of the region did not specify the name of the factory, but added that laboratories of the state technical institute "Perioda" and the regional department of Rospotrabendzor were sent to the city. According to the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, the company supplied nitric acid to the Sverdlov plant in Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, where explosives are manufactured.

In Novomoskovsk, in the Tula region, after a drone attack, the "Azot" chemical plant, which produces nitrogen fertilizers, catches fire. According to OSINT analysts, visible combustion and smoke were noticed on the premises of the industrial plant. Judging by the footage released, the AM-70 ammonia production unit is apparently on fire, monitoring channels reported. The plant is part of the EuroChem group and is the largest Russian producer of ammonia and nitrogen fertilizers. In particular, it produces mineral fertilizers, ammonia, organic plastic and resin, chlorine and methanol. Governor Dmitri Miliev said that due to the UAV attack, the infrastructure in the "industrial area" near private homes was damaged. The head of the region did not specify the name of the factory, but added that laboratories of the state technical institute "Perioda" and the regional department of Rospotrabendzor were sent to the city. According to the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, the company supplied nitric acid to the Sverdlov plant in Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, where explosives are manufactured.

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