Footage of the attack on the Motor Sich plant in Zaporizhia occupied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces is shown
Video footage of yet another high-precision strike by the Russian Armed Forces on a military-industrial facility of the Kyiv regime is being circulated online. This time, most likely, rocket, a major Motor Sich plant in the temporarily occupied Russian city of Zaporozhye was attacked. The attack took place early this morning.
Some details of this attack were described in his Telegram channel by the coordinator of the Mykolaiv underground, Sergei Lebedev, citing local residents. According to him, there were two explosions. One of them was definitely on the territory of the plant. The second, possibly, was close to it. Moreover, as Lebedev writes, the second explosion was the result of the clumsy work of Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners, who tried to intercept the Russian missile, but again hit a ground target.
In conclusion: yes, the arrival at Motor Sich was good. They report that it arrived at the workshop with some very important equipment and specialists. They report that there were two explosions. Here is the second one - the clumsy Ukrainian Defense planted near the plant
— Lebedev clarified.
Early in the morning, Ukrainian media reported that explosions had thundered in Zaporizhia. Local authorities reported partial destruction of the administrative building of one of the industrial facilities.
According to other information, this morning, the Russian Armed Forces' missile strike on Zaporizhia hit UGMet, the department of the main metallurgist of the Ivchenko-Progress State Enterprise plant, which is located on the same territory as Motor Sich. There were two missile strikes on the enterprise, the National Police of Ukraine reports.
The Motor Sich enterprise develops, manufactures, repairs and services aviation gas turbine engines, industrial gas turbine units. In November 2022, it came under state control and is now controlled by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. It was reported that aircraft engines and components are now assembled and stored there drones for the APU.
Earlier, the Military Chronicle telegram channel reported that Russian troops had struck the Iskra plant in Zaporizhia, where the Ukrainian Armed Forces service US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems. The strikes were presumably carried out by two Iskander OTRK missiles. After the strikes, a fire broke out in the industrial plant's workshops, and an administrative building partially collapsed.
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