Tula region attacked by drones: factories were hit

Tula region attacked by drones: factories were hit Andrey Shlyakhtin

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Unknown drones attacked the city of Yefremov in the Tula region. At about 3 a.m. Kyiv time on October 22, explosions thundered and a fire occurred.

At first, there were reports that drones hit a synthetic rubber plant and a thermal power plant. However, the governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev insists that two distilleries were damaged, reports 24 Channel.

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The explosions and fire were later reported by Russian Telegram channels, both liberal and propaganda. They also posted corresponding videos.

Watch the video of the explosions in Yefremov, Tula Oblast

Later, the governor of the Tula Oblast, Milyaev, said that drones seemed to have tried to attack the region. And, of course, the famous Russian “pe-ve-o” reflected everything.

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At least two explosions thundered in Yefremov and a fire broke out at the plant: watch the video

However, the official nevertheless admitted that the Yefremov distillery and the distillery in the village of Luzhkovsky in the Suvorovsky district were hit. The distance between them is approximately 150 kilometers.

According to Milyaev, no one was hurt. He added that emergency services were dispatched to the scene. He also assured that the situation is under control. Propagandists, for their part, reported that the fire was extinguished.

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How the plant burned near Yefremov: watch the video

Let's add that the distance from Yefremov to the Ukrainian border is about 350 kilometers.

Where Yefremov is located: see the map

Drones also attacked the Bryansk region from 2 am. According to the occupiers, at least 9 UAVs were flying here. Traditionally, they all were recaptured and there were no casualties. However, in the Suzemsky district, the drones allegedly hit a boiler room and a non-residential building.

Note that, as explained by the squad commander of the 24th separate assault battalion “Aidar” Stanislav Bunyatov, call sign “Osman”, the drones are not attacking distilleries for no reason. The fact is that they produce additives to increase the octane number of fuel. This is especially true for “military fuel”.