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Zelenskyy says Ukraine's military hit key Russian missile plant in Bryansk region
Ukraine used British Storm Shadow cruise missiles to strike a critical Bryansk plant that produces missile electronics, inflicting significant damage to Russian military production.
- Ukraine said its military used British Storm Shadow cruise missiles to attack a key Russian missile factory in Bryansk region, damaging production facilities.
- President Zelenskyy described the strike as "a completely justified response to the aggressor" and said the factory "produced electronics and components for Russian missiles" striking Ukrainian cities.
- The United States proposed another round of Russia-Ukraine talks next week, according to Zelenskyy, potentially to be held in Switzerland or Turkey.
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Ukrainian forces have attacked an armament factory in the Russian region of Bryansk with Storm Shadov missiles. Damaged houses and cars burning on the street can be seen in videos shared by Russian and Ukrainian military telegram channels. It is claimed that they showed the result of a rocket attack, the originator of a recording explains that by the attack of a local resident "the hand has been torn down".Inhabitants of the region report massiv…
Russia accuses Britain of helping Ukraine in missile strike that killed 6
The Kremlin on Wednesday accused British specialists of involvement in a deadly Ukrainian strike on the Russian city of Bryansk that used British Storm Shadow missiles and said it would take Britain's role "into account."
Kremlin: Britain Was Involved in Ukraine's Missile Strike on Russia
Kremlin says Britain was involved in Ukraine’s missile strike on Russia
The Kremlin on Wednesday accused British specialists of involvement in a deadly Ukrainian strike on the Russian city of Bryansk that used British Storm Shadow missiles and said it would take Britain’s role “into account”.
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