Fiery Night in the Russian Federation: Hundreds of Ukrainian Drones Devastate the Aggressor's Military Factories.

Ukraine carried out one of the largest operations using unmanned aerial vehicles on the territory of the Russian Federation, attacking a number of strategic sites in several regions of the aggressor country.

According to Ukrainian military journalist Andriy Tsaplienko, about 200 drones of various types were involved in the operation, including 'Hell', 'Beaver', 'Furious', and UJ-22.

Russian Telegram channels are actively disseminating photo and video materials from the strike sites, which have recorded massive fires at a fuel depot in Saratov and the 'Orgsintez' plant in Kazan.

An especially important strike took place at the Bryansk chemical plant in the city of Seltso, which, according to Ukraine's unmanned systems forces, is a strategic facility of the Russian military-industrial complex. 'SBS units, in coordination with other components of the SOU, delivered an accurate strike on the enemy's strategic facility,' the report states.

The attacked plant produces critically important components for the Russian military machine, including gunpowder, explosives, and rocket fuel components. The enterprise also provides ammunition production for artillery, MLRS, and aviation, including the 'X-59' cruise missiles.

According to Russian Telegram channels, at least three enterprises in the Tula region were also hit that night: the Alekseevsky Chemical Plant, 'Tulachermet', and the Alekseevskaya TPP. Notably, the Alekseevsky Chemical Plant, which specializes in the production of polymer and composite materials, had previously been sanctioned by the USA, Ukraine, and EU countries for producing ammunition for the Russian army.

A distinctive feature of this operation was the use of a new type of Ukrainian drones that can carry guided aerial bombs, significantly expanding the capabilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to strike at the enemy's strategic sites.

Previously, Ukrainian drones struck the most important refinery in Tatarstan.