Ukraine Strikes Key Russian Munitions Factory and Crimea Oil Terminal

Ukraine's military launched attacks on Russia's main explosives factory and an oil terminal in Crimea, significant to Russia's war effort. The factory in Dzerzhinsk saw drone attacks, causing some damage, while an oil depot in Crimea's Feodosia caught fire, intensifying Ukraine's strategic long-range strikes.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 06-10-2025 18:50 IST | Created: 06-10-2025 18:50 IST
Ukraine Strikes Key Russian Munitions Factory and Crimea Oil Terminal
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In a bold move to cripple Russia's military capabilities, Ukraine's forces launched a strike on one of the primary factories producing explosives for the Russian army alongside an attack on an oil terminal in Crimea, according to military reports released on Monday.

These operations are part of Ukraine's increased long-range assault strategy, targeting key Russian infrastructure, particularly after diplomatic efforts to end the protracted conflict have halted. According to Ukraine's General Staff, the assault on the Y. M. Sverdlov explosives factory triggered numerous explosions, while a separate attack on the Feodosia oil depot resulted in a significant fire.

Regional governor Gleb Nikitin reported that a defense maneuver successfully intercepted a drone attack near Dzerzhinsk but noted damage from debris and some harm to residential areas. The targeted factory is the only notable producer of specific high explosives in Russia, highlighting the strategic significance of these Ukrainian strikes.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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