The occupiers announced a “drone attack”: one of the largest chemical plants was allegedly under attack

The occupiers announced a UAV attack in the Bryansk region / Collage 24 Channel

The Russians said that in the Bryansk region they allegedly attacked the largest chemical plant with drones. Traditionally, the enemy blamed Ukraine for everything.

Russian propagandists claim an attack by unknown drones. According to them, the plant has allegedly come under attack three times in recent days. 24 Channel .

Russians complain about “drone attack”

The occupiers stated that the Bryansk Chemical Plant named after the 50th anniversary of the USSR tried to attack unknown drones. By the way, this is one of the largest factories in the region.

The Russians complain that drones allegedly tried to attack the enterprise three times over the past two weeks – on November 11, 16 and 21. Traditionally, the occupiers blame Ukraine and the Ukrainian Armed Forces for everything.

Propagandists claim that all the drones were shot down over a chemical plant. Of course, no damage or destruction was reported online. However, Russian telegram channels claim “minor damage” to the roof and walls.

By the way, the above-mentioned plant, although a “chemical” one, is, however, engaged in the production of weapons and ammunition. In addition, on the Internet you can find information about seismic charges, detonator blocks, borehole charges and ammonites produced at the enterprise.

Electrical substations are on fire in the Moscow region for the second day in a row

On the night of November 23, things were alarming in the Moscow region. In Litkarino, near Moscow, local residents said they heard an explosion. After this, they saw a glow in the sky, and in a number of settlements the light disappeared.

Officially, local authorities did not comment on the events in the Moscow region. However, local residents said that the cause of the glow was a fire at an electrical substation. It is unknown why the fire started.

On the night of November 24, an electrical substation caught fire again in the Moscow region. This time there was anxiety in Lyublino, near Moscow. The source of the fire was the construction of a transformer. It is not yet known what caused the fire. However, local residents suggest that a short circuit could have occurred.

Rescuers said it was difficult to control the fire. This is due to the height of the building – about 20 meters.