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    Ukraine says it struck Russia's chemical plant with Storm Shadow missiles

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on October 21, 2025

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Ukraine used Storm Shadow missiles to strike a key Russian chemical plant in Bryansk, crucial to Moscow's war efforts.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Attack
    • Details of the Strike
    • Responses from Russia
    • Assessment of Damage

    Ukraine Targets Key Russian Chemical Plant with Storm Shadow Missiles

    Overview of the Attack

    (Reuters) -Ukraine's military said late on Tuesday that it struck a chemical plant in southern Russia's Bryansk region that it described as vital to Moscow's war effort, in an attack that included Franco-British Storm Shadow air-launched missiles.

    Details of the Strike

    "A massive combined missile-and-air strike was carried out, including with air-launched Storm Shadow missiles that penetrated Russia's air defence system," the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces said in a statement on the Telegram messaging app.

    Responses from Russia

    "The results of the strike are being assessed," it said.

    Assessment of Damage

    It described the plant as a "key facility" producing gunpowder, explosives and rocket fuel.

    Reuters could not independently verify the report.

    The Russian Defence Ministry said in a Telegram post on Tuesday evening that within four hours in the afternoon its air defence units destroyed 57 Ukrainian drones over the Bryansk region.

    The ministry rarely reports any damages inflicted by Ukraine in the war that Russia started with its full-scale invasion in February 2022.

    Alexander Bogomaz, the governor of Bryansk region, said in a Telegram post that Ukraine was attacking the region with drones and missiles on Tuesday afternoon. He added that no one was injured in the attack and no damage was reported.

    (Reporting by Ron Popeski in Winnipeg and Lidia Kelly in Melbourne; Editing by Leslie Adler and Bill Berkrot)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Ukraine attacked a Russian chemical plant in Bryansk.
    • •Storm Shadow missiles were used in the strike.
    • •The plant is vital for Russia's war efforts.
    • •Russia claims to have destroyed 57 Ukrainian drones.
    • •No injuries or damages were reported by Russian officials.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Ukraine says it struck Russia's chemical plant with Storm Shadow missiles

    1What is a chemical plant?

    A chemical plant is an industrial facility where chemicals are produced, processed, or refined. These plants can manufacture a variety of products, including pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, and explosives.

    2What are Storm Shadow missiles?

    Storm Shadow missiles are air-launched cruise missiles developed by the UK and France, designed for precision strikes against high-value targets. They are capable of penetrating enemy defenses.

    3What is air defense?

    Air defense refers to the measures taken to protect against aerial threats, including missiles and aircraft. It involves various systems and strategies to detect, intercept, and destroy incoming threats.

    4What is a military strike?

    A military strike is an offensive action taken by armed forces to attack a target. It can involve various forms of weaponry and is typically aimed at achieving specific military objectives.

    5What is a drone in military terms?

    In military terms, a drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) used for surveillance, reconnaissance, or combat missions. Drones can be remotely controlled or operate autonomously.

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