Ukraine Strikes Russian Refinery, Drone Plant and Ozon Facility in Massive Overnight Attack
- Overnight on September 15, a massive missile and drone attack struck Taganrog, Russia, damaging an Ozon logistics warehouse, agricultural facilities, and residential buildings, according to Rostov Region Governor Yuri Slyusar.
- The strike targeted the Beriev Taganrog Aviation Scientific and Technical Complex, a critical facility for repairing and modernizing Russia's Tu-95MS strategic bombers used to launch long-range cruise missiles against Ukraine.
- Documents revealed a $200 million contract for repairing three Tu-95MS bombers, valued at roughly $66 million per aircraft; Ukraine's General Staff reported an experimental A-60 aircraft may have been destroyed.
- Ozon confirmed a logistics partner's delivery hub was evacuated due to the missile threat, stating that goods from sellers "were never accepted" at the facility, adding that "it performs other operations."
- This attack occurred despite President Donald Trump's claim that Ukraine and Russia agreed to halt strikes on energy infrastructure; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky voiced doubt Russia would follow through.
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Ukrainian military strikes Ozon warehouse and oil refinery in Russia
Ukrainian drones and missiles struck Taganrog overnight on September 15, damaging a warehouse belonging to the marketplace Ozon along with several residential buildings, stores, and administrative buildings, Rostov Governor Yuri Slyusar said. No one was injured, according to the governor.
Russian Tu-95 Strategic Bomber Repair Hub Reportedly Targeted in Taganrog Missile Strike
A missile attack struck the Russian city of Taganrog overnight on September 15, with preliminary reports indicating that the Beriev aviation complex, a key facility involved in repairing and modernizing Russia’s Tu-95 strategic bombers, may have been among the targets.
Last night, drones attacked the Volgograd and Samara regions of Russia, with possible targets being the Mikhailovka cement plant Sebriakovcement and the Syzran oil refinery.
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