The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine insists that the Flamingos struck the Votkinsk military plant in Udmurtia. This is stated in the GSHU telegram channel.
"On the night of February 21, units of the Missile Forces and artillery of the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck with FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles. The enterprise of the military-industrial complex "Votkinsk Plant" in the city of Votkinsk... suffered. A fire was recorded on the territory of the facility. The results are being clarified, " the report says.
It is noted that the Votkinsk plant is associated with the production of intercontinental ballistic missiles "Yars", ballistic missiles "Bulava" for submarines of project 955A "Borey-A", ballistic missiles for the Iskander-M missile system and missiles for the Kinzhal airline complex.
As EADaily reported, on Saturday night, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Votkinsk in Udmurtia drones, not Flamingo missiles. This follows from the message of the head of the region Alexander Brechalov in his telegram channel.
According to Brechalov, one of the objects in the republic was attacked by a UAV. He did not specify which one, but noted that there were injuries and injured.
Recall, the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck with Flamingo missiles at a military plant in Udmurtia. This was reported by Haqqin.az .
"In Udmurtia, Flamingo missiles hit an enterprise that produces engines for Iskander and Hazel. This is reported by the OSINT channel Dnipro Osint. It is noted that we are talking about the Votkinsk plant. According to information, the hit was in the production workshops," the agency reported.

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