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A drone attack damaged facilities in Togliatti, with Ukraine saying a petrochemical plant was hit

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Several industrial facilities were damaged in a drone attack on Togliatti on Saturday. Mayor Ilya Sukhikh said preliminary reports indicated no deaths or injuries and did not identify the sites. Ukraine’s General Staff said it struck the Togliattikauchuk petrochemical plant and the Proton electronics plant in Oryol, which Kyiv says makes cruise and ballistic missile components.

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Several industrial facilities in the Russian city of Togliatti were damaged in a drone attack on Saturday, local authorities said. Togliatti Mayor Ilya Sukhikh said preliminary reports indicated no one had been killed or injured; he did not identify the affected sites. Ukraine’s General Staff said its forces targeted the Togliattikauchuk petrochemical plant, one of Russia’s largest synthetic rubber producers. The Kyiv Post, citing open-source monitors, reported a major fire at the plant. It separately cited local residents as saying workers at the neighboring AvtoVAZ car plant were evacuated during drone alerts. Ukraine’s General Staff also reported striking the Proton electronics plant in Russia’s Oryol region. Kyiv says Proton makes components for cruise and ballistic missiles.

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The results report that drone attacks damaged industrial facilities in Togliatti and that Ukraine said it struck the Togliattikauchuk petrochemical plant. They were published on the same day as the proposed event, with no contradiction to its central claims.

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