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        In Volgograd, “Flamingo” missiles attacked a facility that produces launchers for Yars and Iskander systems

        After the attack in Volgograd, smoke rose over the Titan-Barrikady military plant / Photo: social media
        After the attack in Volgograd, smoke rose over the Titan-Barrikady military plant / Photo: social media

        In Volgograd, smoke rose over the territory of the Titan-Barrikady military plant after a nighttime attack, ASTRA reported, citing an OSINT analysis of eyewitness footage.

        According to the outlet, on the night of June 27, residents of the Volgograd region reported explosions and a fire during a Ukrainian attack.

        An ASTRA OSINT analyst determined that the smoke was rising from the territory of JSC FNPC Titan-Barrikady.

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        Fire Point CEO Denys Shtilerman published a video showing launches of Ukrainian long-range Flamingo cruise missiles.

        “Volgograd welcomes the seasonal migration of flamingos from Ukraine. More to come…” he wrote.

        Titan-Barrikady is a Russian defense industry enterprise specializing in artillery and missile equipment. It is part of the Roscosmos state corporation and is one of the key and most classified enterprises of Russia’s defense-industrial complex.

        The plant, in particular, develops, tests and produces ground-based launchers and units for the Yars, Topol-M and future Sarmat strategic missile systems. It also produces self-propelled launchers for Iskander-M operational-tactical missile systems, heavy large-caliber artillery systems, naval artillery mounts and coastal anti-ship systems.

        Due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the enterprise is under sanctions imposed by the European Union, the United States, Canada, Japan and a number of other countries.

        At the same time, local authorities in the Volgograd region said that 10 people were injured as a result of the attack.

        According to them, production facilities at one of Volgograd’s enterprises in the Krasnooktyabrsky district were damaged. All the injured were taken to an emergency hospital to assess the severity of their injuries.

        Doctors preliminarily said there was no threat to life. Local fires, according to the regional administration, were quickly extinguished.


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