Ukraine launched a drone attack on a Russian chemical plant in the western city of Tula overnight on Friday into Saturday, according to the country’s security service. Russian authorities have not acknowledged the attack.

Drones of the Security Service of Ukraine and Special Operations Forces have struck the Alexin Chemical Plant in Russia's Tula Oblast, which produces gunpowder and ammunition for the military. Source: Ukrainska Pravda source within the security services Details: From 21:30,

Ukrainian drones struck an ammunition factory in central Russia overnight, targeting the Aleksinski Chemical Plant in Tula, roughly 200 kilometers south of Moscow. This attack is part of Ukraine’s broader strategy to target facilities supporting Moscow’s war effort,

A Ukrainian drone attack on the Aleksin Chemical Plant in Russiaʼs Tula Oblast damaged a gunpowder production facility and shut down production. Source: Ukrainska Pravdaʼs source in security services Details: A Ukrainska Pravdaʼs source reports that at least 13 drones flew over the chemical plant overnight.

The Russian Defense Ministry reported on Nov. 9 that Ukraine struck seven Russian regions – including Tula Oblast – with 50 drones. Moscow claimed that it had shot down all 50 drones, including two over Tula Oblast,

In 2013, the plant resumed production of the AG-4S composite press material and began manufacturing the TZS-1F press material for both the rocket-space sector and conventional weapons, as stated by the head of Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation.