Ukrainian "Neptunes" strike UAV production facility, warehouse and service centre in Rostov-on-Don – General Staff
Overnight into November 13, Ukrainian missile forces used the Navy’s Neptune coastal missile system to strike three drone-related facilities in Russia’s Rostov-on-Don.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports this, according to Censor.NET.
What is known
The General Staff stresses that Russian drones target Ukrainian cities, military positions, and energy infrastructure every night. Some of these drones are manufactured, stored, and repaired in Rostov-on-Don.
Facilities targeted
- The strikes hit Ionos LLC’s tactical strike UAV production facility and a drone storage site belonging to the same company.
- Another target was Aero-Hit LLC’s UAV service centre, where drones for frontline use are repaired and serviced for the Russian army.
Aero-Hit is a Russian manufacturer of Veles strike and reconnaissance FPV drones. The company’s production facility is in Khabarovsk, while its service centre is in Rostov-on-Don.
"A strike on production, storage and servicing hits the entire chain at once. Some drones will not be manufactured, some burned in the warehouse, and damaged drones will not return to the front for a long time. Fewer Russian drones mean fewer attacks on our troops and civilians," the General Staff stresses.
