Ukrainian forces have struck a major electronics manufacturing plant in Voronezh, southwestern Russia, targeting a facility critical to the production of advanced Russian missile systems.
The General Staff confirmed the operation, stating that the factory produces essential electronic components for the Kremlin's military hardware.
Smoke was seen rising from the site following the impact, marking a significant escalation in Ukraine's long-range strikes on Russian industrial infrastructure.
The strike underscores Kyiv's strategy to degrade Russia's ability to sustain its war effort by hitting supply chain nodes deep behind the front lines.
Voronezh has emerged as a focal point for such operations, with previous attacks also targeting defense-related manufacturing in the region.
This latest development adds to the pressure on Russian logistics and production capabilities, potentially disrupting the flow of precision-guided munitions to the battlefield.