Ukrainian drones strike explosives plants in Russia's Perm region
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Ukrainian drones struck two industrial facilities in Russia's Perm region on Thursday, September 11, targeting explosives and chemical producers. Governor Dmitry Makhonin reported 36 drones downed and no casualties. The attacks hit the Azot plant in Berezniki and Metafrax Chemicals in Gubakha.
Key Facts
- Governor Dmitry Makhonin reported a 'massive attack' on northern Perm region and the destruction of 36 drones on September 11.
- The Azot plant in Berezniki, part of Uralchem, was hit, with workers reporting explosions and a halt in production.
- Metafrax Chemicals in Gubakha, a major methanol producer with military applications, was also targeted.
- No casualties were reported from either attack.
Azot Plant Strike
The Azot plant in Berezniki, part of Uralchem and one of Russia's largest chemical enterprises, was hit by drones. Workers reported explosions and a halt in the technological process, while sirens sounded in Berezniki for several hours. The plant produces ammonia, nitric acid, ammonium and potassium nitrate, urea, and other chemicals used in gunpowder and explosives. Russia's Defense Ministry reported destroying drones over Perm region, and temporary restrictions were imposed at Bolshoye Savino airport.
Metafrax Chemicals Attack
Monitoring channel Exilenova+ reported a strike on Metafrax Chemicals in Gubakha, east Perm region. Metafrax is one of Russia's largest producers of methanol and derivatives, with products used in explosives, ammunition, and military materials. The plant had previously been targeted by Ukrainian strikes, and the consequences of the new attack are being clarified.
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