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Yesterday, the Novomoskovsk Nitrogen plant was damaged in the Tula region, and it continues to burn even today. It is one of the largest chemical plants in Russia. According to Ukrainian intelligence and media reports, the facility supplied nitric acid to the Sverdlov plant in Dzerzhinsk, which produces explosives (including RDX and HMX) for Russian artillery and ammunition.

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Yesterday, the Novomoskovsk Nitrogen plant was damaged in the Tula region, and it continues to burn even today. It is one of the largest chemical plants in Russia. According to Ukrainian intelligence and media reports, the facility supplied nitric acid to the Sverdlov plant in Dzerzhinsk, which produces explosives (including RDX and HMX) for Russian artillery and ammunition.

Yesterday, the Novomoskovsk Nitrogen plant was damaged in the Tula region, and it continues to burn even today. It is one of the largest chemical plants in Russia. According to Ukrainian intelligence and media reports, the facility supplied nitric acid to the Sverdlov plant in Dzerzhinsk, which produces explosives (including RDX and HMX) for Russian artillery and ammunition.

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