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Monday, 22 June 2026
[95945] Missile attack on a military components factory in Russia: Media outlets report a hit in Voronezh
Strategic strike on a military factory in Voronezh
Over the last 24 hours, several Ukrainian Telegram channels reported a targeted strike using "Storm Shadow" cruise missiles against a semiconductor factory in the Russian city of Voronezh. According to the reports, the targeted factory (VZPP-S) specializes in the production of electronic components, including transistors and diodes, which are integrated into the most advanced Russian weapon systems, such as Iskander missiles, Kalibr, and Kh-101 cruise missiles.
Details of the attack and damage
According to reports on Ukraine NOW, eyewitnesses and images from the scene documented thick smoke rising over the factory area and a partial collapse of the building's roof. The channel Tsaplienko_Ukraine Fights noted that the factory is vital for Russia's air defense systems, including radars and S-400 and Pantsir batteries. The reporting sources, which are consistently identified with support for the Ukrainian war effort, emphasized the tactical importance of disabling these production lines for the military capabilities of the Russian army.
Source commentary
In the channel 'Реальна Війна', the operation was described as part of a "missile security" move for Ukraine. Conversely, channels associated with Ukraine's security branches, such as Оперативний ЗСУ, used the event to express mockery toward Russian air defense systems ("I love Voronezh's Pe-Ve-O"). So far, no official response has been issued by the Russian Ministry of Defense confirming or denying the details of the damage at the factory.