Units of Ukraine’s Defense Forces carried out a missile attack on an electronics manufacturing plant in Voronezh that produces components for Russian Iskander operational-tactical missile systems and Kh-101 cruise missiles.
On Monday, June 22, units of the Ukrainian Air Forces struck a facility producing components for Russian missiles in Voronezh.
High-precision air-launched cruise missiles were used in the strike.
The facility is a critically important element of Russia’s military-industrial complex. It manufactures electronics used in Russian missile systems, particularly the Iskander system.
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Within its cooperation network, the plant also produces and supplies electronic components for Russian missile weapons and air defense systems, including transistor assemblies and matrices for Kh-101 cruise missile units; semiconductor matrices for onboard digital computers (“Zarya-61M”) used in 9M727 cruise missiles of the Iskander-K system; as well as diodes and transistor assemblies for the television guidance channels of Pantsir-S1 air defense systems.
The products of this plant are directly used in the production of high-precision weapons used by Russian forces to strike Ukrainian territory and kill civilians.
The General Staff emphasized that the destruction of the facility’s capacity would significantly reduce Russia’s ability to produce new missiles.
