In the Tula region, UAVs struck the chemical industry enterprise 'Azot'.

On the night of June 8, at least five explosions occurred in Novomoskovsk, Tula region. Russian sources report drone strikes on the 'Azot' plant - a chemical industry enterprise. Local residents heard explosions and reported anti-air defense activity. Propagandists are spreading information about the drone attack in Novomoskovsk in Tula region. Residents of the Kamenetsky and Donskoy district also noted 'bright flashes'. As a result, a 'Carpet' plan has been announced in Kaluga.

Later, 'bright flashes' were also spotted by Russians from the Kamenetsky settlement and residents of the Donskoy district.

The 'Azot' plant has also previously been a target of drone attacks, the last of which occurred on May 24, when acid was released into the environment due to the strikes.

Strikes on military infrastructure

The Ukrainian defense forces struck a number of military infrastructure objects on Russian territory, hitting the 'Engels' and 'Dyagilevo' airfields. According to the General Staff, aviation left over from the 'Spider' operation was stationed at 'Engels' in the Saratov region. At 'Dyagilevo', located in the Ryazan region, bombers and air tankers used for missile strikes on Ukraine are based. Fire was recorded in the area of the airfield after the strike. In addition, in the Saratov region, Ukrainian military damaged at least three tanks containing fuel and lubricants, causing a fire that they cannot extinguish. In Novomoskovsk, Tula region, explosions occurred related to the drone strike on the 'Azot' plant. The previous attack on this plant happened in May. At the same time, Ukrainian defense forces also struck important military infrastructure on Russian territory. Events in Novomoskovsk and strikes on military infrastructure in Russia indicate an escalation of tensions between Ukraine and Russia. Ukrainian defense forces continue to actively defend their territory and respond to threats, while Russian infrastructure is subjected to strikes. These events reflect a prolonged and tense situation in the region.