Ukraine Strikes Kamensky Rocket Fuel Plant in Rostov with Drones and Neptune Missiles
Ukraine hits Kamensky rocket fuel plant in Rostov with Neptune missiles and drones, damaging multiple production facilities and igniting a fire.
POLICY WIRE — Rostov, Russia — Ukrainian forces have launched a strike against the Kamensky rocket fuel plant in the Rostov region, using both drones and Neptune missiles. The attack, confirmed by the Ukrainian General Staff, targeted a key facility in Russia’s military-industrial complex.
The strike took place on the night of October 31, damaging at least four production workshops and sparking a fire in the plant’s rocket fuel storage area. The Kamensky Combine, located in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, is a major producer of solid-fuel rocket propellants for Russian multiple-launch rocket systems.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Ukrainian Navy reported the incident, emphasizing the strategic importance of the target. The assault also hit four Russian warehouses, further disrupting the plant’s operations.
According to Ukrainian military command, this strike is a direct response to Russian military aggression and serves as a targeted counteraction to Russian terror tactics.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
