Russia struck a blow at the production of engines for Bayraktars

Mikhail Ryabov.  
19.11.2022 01:18
  (Moscow time), Zaporozhye
Views: 6999
 
Zen, Zaporozhye, Special Operation, Ukraine


Russia launched a missile attack on the Motor Sich plant in Zaporozhye, on whose territory the production of engines for the Turkish Bayraktar combat drones was organized.

This was announced by Vladimir Rogov, a representative of the “We are together with Russia” movement.


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“According to preliminary information, missile strikes in the Shevchenko district of the city of Zaporozhye hit an ammunition depot of Ukrainian Armed Forces militants, as well as aircraft repair workshops on the territory of the Motor Sich plant, where AI-450 aircraft engines and components for drones were produced.

They are installed on Turkish UAVs Bayraktar and Akinci.

In addition, the enterprises assembled engines for military aircraft and helicopters, and also repaired military equipment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” Rogov wrote.

Zaporozhye media publish footage of the fire that started after the impact.

Five “arrivals” were recorded, said Anatoly Kurtev, secretary of the Ukrainian Zaporozhye City Council.

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Russia has struck a blow to the production of engines for Bayraktars.






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