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Ukraine says its long-range drones hit electronic warfare plant in Russia
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Posted on July 26, 2025
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2 min readLast updated: January 22, 2026
Ukrainian drones attacked a Russian electronic warfare plant in Stavropol, damaging facilities and impacting military production capabilities.
KYIV (Reuters) -Ukrainian drones hit a radio and electronic warfare equipment plant in Russia's Stavropol region in an overnight attack on Saturday, an official from the SBU security service told Reuters.
The official said two facilities at the Signal plant in the city of Stavropol, about 540 km (335 miles) from the Ukrainian border, were damaged in the attacks. He shared several short videos showing an explosion and a large column of dark smoke rising into the sky.
He said the plant was one of Russia's leading producers of electronic warfare equipment, including radar, radio navigation equipment, and remote control radio equipment.
"This night, long-range SBU drones struck the production facilities of the Stavropol Radio Plant 'Signal'," said the SBU official.
"Each such attack stops production processes and reduces the enemy's military potential. This work will continue."
Reuters was unable to verify the details of the attack. Russia's defence ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, both sides have launched multiple drone attacks on each other.
Ukraine, which is fighting a much larger Russian army, has developed a drone industry from scratch and is now focusing on increasing its capacity to produce more long-range drones.
(Reporting by Tom Balmforth; Writing Olena Harmash; Editing by Jan Harvey)
Ukrainian drones hit a radio and electronic warfare equipment plant in Russia's Stavropol region.
The Signal plant is one of Russia's leading producers of electronic warfare equipment, including radar and remote control radio equipment.
The SBU official stated that long-range drones struck the production facilities of the Stavropol Radio Plant 'Signal'.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, both sides have launched multiple drone attacks on each other.
Ukraine is focusing on increasing its capacity to produce more long-range drones to enhance its military capabilities.
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