Ukrainian Drone Blitz Targets Ethanol Plant in Voronezh
In a daring move, Ukraine launched a drone blitz on Russia on Sunday evening, successfully wiping out an ethanol plant in Voronezh. This attack marks the latest in a series of strikes targeting fuel depots and ammunition warehouses deep inside Russian territory, aimed at disrupting supplies to Vladimir Putin's war machine.
The strikes have caused significant havoc and chaos in Russia's rear, inflicting substantial damage to key military infrastructure. On Sunday, Ukrainian UAVs targeted for the second time an Ethanol Spirit Distillery in the village of Krasnoye in the Novokhopersky district. The drones scored a direct hit, causing a massive fire at the plant.
Local residents captured video images of the spectacular explosions and subsequent fire, which were then posted to social media channels. In one clip, a drone can be heard approaching its target before an explosion is heard and a massive ball of flames erupts into the night sky.
Another lethal fire broke out at the Anninsky distillery, located approximately 50 kilometers from Krasnoye. The facility is situated next door to the Annanefteprodukt oil depot. According to regional governor Alexander Gusev, two workers were injured in the fire.
"Preliminary reports indicate the fire affected a building and one storage tank," Gusev added. "There is also preliminary information on damage to two residential buildings and an auxiliary structure."
Over the past week, Ukrainian drones have also struck distilleries in the Tula region, just south of Moscow. According to Andriy Kovalenko, the head of Ukraine's Centre for Countering Disinformation, the Russians are using alcohol distilleries to make aviation and rocket fuel.
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