The Russian Armed Forces attacked an enterprise in Pavlograd that was assembling the Vilkha MLRS

In the city of Pavlograd, Dnepropetrovsk region, a strike by the Russian Armed Forces hit one of the enterprises, the premises of which were used for the production of military equipment. This follows from messages from Russian Telegram channels.

We are talking about the Pavlograd chemical plant. Some workshops of this enterprise were used to assemble the Alder MLRS (multiple launch rocket systems). Then the MLRS were supplied to units of the Ukrainian armed forces.

It is known that two of the three missiles hit their target. As a result of a high-precision missile strike, precisely those workshops of the enterprise where multiple launch rocket systems were assembled were hit. The consequences of the strikes are not reported, since Ukrainian media are strictly censored, and any information about damage to Ukrainian military-industrial enterprises is taboo by the regime.

MLRS "Alder"

Russian troops are carrying out massive attacks on the military and military-industrial infrastructure of Ukraine. The main targets of Russian strikes include enterprises where military equipment is assembled, repaired, and modernized. In the context of the ongoing armed conflict, it is very important to thwart the attempts of the Ukrainian regime to increase the amount of combat-ready military equipment, modernize or repair it for subsequent sending to the front.

In addition to Pavlograd, explosions were heard yesterday in the Sumy region. In addition, Ukrainian media reported about arrivals in the Nikolaev region. As we see, strikes against military targets in territories controlled by the Ukrainian regime continue.

Comments

[rocket757]

That’s for sure, not a war, but some kind of SVO...
A chemical industry enterprise on enemy territory, working in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, is, first of all, by definition and essence, a military facility of paramount importance!!!
And it still works, partially or otherwise, but why exactly???

[Mikhail Maslov]

Just one question: why is this not timely?

[Silver99]

The question is, why are the strikes carried out in the evening? After all, it would be more efficient to cover a work shift, not only would there be no one to come to work, but there would be no one to go to work, but they also have the opportunity to move workers to other assembly locations.

[Dimm588]

The question is, where did you get information about how this enterprise worked for them? In Russia, almost the entire defense industry works around the clock. It’s not a fact that they didn’t try to do something the same way there at night. In any case, even if you move workers, new places still need to be set up, equipment installed, and it’s not a fact that they won’t fly there at night.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote from Silver99

Question in another

I wrote about this a long time ago! I support!!!

[APASUS]

The Russian Federation attacked an enterprise in Pavlograd that assembled the Vilkha MLRS

Strange, I thought this company no longer exists. This was the only chemical enterprise in Ukraine producing gunpowder, explosives and fuel for rockets, but it turns out it’s still working all this time.............. I don’t even want to draw conclusions do

[VladMirU]

The answer is simple and impossible: it already belongs (according to plan) to one of the current Russian billionaires. He naturally resists its destruction. That’s what the Moscow Region “gets in the way.”

[rotmistr60]

Some workshops of this enterprise were used to assemble the Alder MLRS

Didn’t get around to this enterprise before, or did intelligence only find out about what was being collected there? And in general, it’s strange that some other enterprises, and especially large ones, are still operating on enemy territory.

[KCA]

Where did they get the chassis from? Did daddy's crazy friend drive you? Doesn't look like Tatra at all

[Lako]

Do you just want to blow bubbles? Yes from the Smerch MLRS. Alder is, in essence, a modernization of this installation.

[KCA]

Blow the bubbles yourself, in the bathroom, or in a puddle, did I write something wrong? Or is it normal, on the one hand there is an ally, and on the other hand on, take it, the urine of my ally?

[Lako]

What did you write there? That Belarus supplied the MZKT chassis to the Vilkha installations? So I repeat again, for slow-witted people. The Ukrainians simply adapted the Smerch installations, produced since Soviet times. "Alder" is essentially a guided missile, in addition to "Smerch"

[Fintiflushkin]

Quote: rocket757

That’s for sure, not a war, but some kind of SVO...
A chemical industry enterprise on enemy territory, working in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, is, first of all, by definition and essence, a military facility of paramount importance!!!
And it still works, partially or otherwise, but why exactly???

Pavlograd is not that far from the front line, but it took the “geniuses” a year and a half to figure out that Ukrainian analogues of Smerchs were being assembled there.
I wonder if these are woodpeckers or foreign spies? And why are there no punishments for the individuals who prepared the SVO, and, as it turned out, who totally lied and stole?
Why doesn’t Putin give Shoigu a knee in the ass?
Or is it like with Chubais - there are “bad liberals” like Nemtsov, and there are “right liberals” who did a lot of good for Russia (they managed privatization correctly).

[rocket757]

Not everything is in order in the “Kingdom of Denmark”... this has long been understood by everyone who is able to understand it and has the desire to understand the essence of the problem.
Alas, this is not enough... we... do not have direct influence on events, we are not trying to create such an opportunity, to create an appropriate situation.
If we don’t need rebellion/discord, etc., there are other methods that are completely legal, legal, and quite effective.
Alas, discord is precisely in our ranks, or rather in our heads!

[AdAstra]

You can't knee him in the ass, he's
"18 hours ago, source: Vedomosti
Shoigu announced the strengthening of western borders in response to the supply of missiles to the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Russia is strengthening its western borders in connection with the supply of long-range missiles and other weapons to Kyiv. This was stated by Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu at a meeting of the joint board of the Russian and Belarusian defense ministries. Shoigu, in particular, highlighted the supply of armored vehicles, air defense systems, high-precision missiles, cluster munitions to Ukraine by the United States and its allies, as well as “getting to the practical level” of the issue of transferring F-16 fighters.

“Their arrival is expected next year. In response to these threats, we are taking appropriate measures and strengthening our western borders.”
Sergey Shoigu
Minister of Defense of Russia"
A person is busy with important work, and you immediately kick him in the ass. (irony and sarcasm, if that)

[Fintiflushkin]

Quote: tralflot1832

I suspect that in order to get back onto the front pages of newspapers, Ze is preparing a “cannibalistic” provocation with human casualties exceeding the number of civilian casualties in Gaza after the Israeli strikes. Both are Jews, the brain works in one direction - to stay in power as long as possible.

Dear, what does Ze have to do with it? When did the Russian Defense Ministry spend 1,5 years deciding whether to destroy the Ukrainian arms production plant or not? How many lives of Russian soldiers did Alder take during this time?
And you're talking about Ze.
Would you like to talk about Pu and his team? very smart guys.

[Tagan]

Quote: Fintiflushkin

Dear, what does Ze have to do with it? When did the Russian Defense Ministry spend 1,5 years deciding whether to destroy the Ukrainian arms production plant or not? How many lives of Russian soldiers did Alder take during this time?
And you're talking about Ze.
Would you like to talk about Pu and his team? very smart guys.

Are you tired of talking nonsense?
As such, there are practically no full-fledged enterprises with a full production cycle in Ukraine. Well, try to trace the entire production and supply chain when everything is dispersed.
There is, of course, an option - to act like the Jews, sweeping away everything and everyone.

[Fedor Rashkin]

Exactly. SVO is a strange military operation.
They hit a similar object after 600 days from the start of hostilities.
You can also cross the bridges across the Dnieper.
Perhaps the General Staff is looking for goals in the comments.
It gives the impression

[Tagan]

Quote: Fintiflushkin

What do you think is nonsense? Is it that the article is about the destruction of the Ukrainian military plant only 1,5 years after the start of the Northern Military District? or is it that, in someone’s opinion, Ze is now allegedly preparing a provocation somehow related to Gaza?
And the stolen “Ratnikov” kits, army communications, and the strange development of the Northern Military District - with the departure from near Kyiv, from the Kharkov region - who was responsible for this? Do you think this is nonsense? Are the lives of Russian soldiers nonsense?
You are working too deeply with your tongue in the ass of those in power, dear.

I wrote what nonsense. Is it difficult to get through the first time? There is no need to cover up your insane fantasies with so-called concern for the lives of Russian soldiers and jump to another topic. I help Russian soldiers on a regular basis, as they say, from hand to hand, and I do not use them to cover up my cheap attacks, unlike you. I don’t remember ever defending power. If you somehow touched someone’s bullishness, say so without nerves.)) And in general, finally wash your mouth.

[Fintiflushkin]

Okay, I apologize for the rudeness, I allowed something unnecessary to be said against you personally.
Then please, explain calmly - what do you consider nonsense?
Perhaps my proposal is to punish those guilty of theft and incompetent management? or something different?
Please explain.

[Fintiflushkin]

Concern for the lives of Russian soldiers in the light of the article under discussion is as follows, in my opinion: for 1,5 years the Armed Forces of Ukraine fired at the Russian Army from the Alder, possibly there were casualties. The enterprise, as follows from the article, has been calmly collecting this very “Alder” all this time.
Don’t you think that the timely destruction of the enterprise producing an analogue of the powerful Smerch weapon would deprive the Ukrainian Armed Forces of this weapon, and, as a result, this would save the lives of Russian soldiers, a certain number of them.
I admit - I’m an amateur, and perhaps “Alder” does not pose any danger to the Russian Army at all.
So please, explain about this nonsense.

[Tagan]

Quote: Fintiflushkin

Concern for the lives of Russian soldiers in the light of the article under discussion is as follows, in my opinion: for 1,5 years the Armed Forces of Ukraine fired at the Russian Army from the Alder, possibly there were casualties. The enterprise, as follows from the article, has been calmly collecting this very “Alder” all this time.
Don’t you think that the timely destruction of the enterprise producing an analogue of the powerful Smerch weapon would deprive the Ukrainian Armed Forces of this weapon, and, as a result, this would save the lives of Russian soldiers, a certain number of them.
I admit - I’m an amateur, and perhaps “Alder” does not pose any danger to the Russian Army at all.
So please, explain about this nonsense.

Well, look, the Ukrainians are not fools. They do not concentrate all production capacity in one place in order to be covered at once. To the point that the places of production of individual components can change, as well as the places of screwdriver assembly. Some modules are supplied ready-made from our “partners”.
So, chasing after each workshop for the production of individual components is not an easy task. Do you understand what I mean? It makes no sense for me to cover someone's snickering ass. It’s just advisable to keep your emotions in check. We have zero point information, hell of a tenth, and we draw conclusions from this and wave our saber. I hope you got what I meant.

[Tagan]

Quote: Fintiflushkin

Okay, I apologize for the rudeness, I allowed something unnecessary to be said against you personally.

Nevermind. Happens to everyone. For my part, I also apologize for the harshness.