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Ukraine Says Neptune Missiles Hit Russian Factory 150 Miles Away in Bryansk

Kyiv portrays the Bryansk strike as an effort to degrade Russia’s defense supply chain using domestically adapted long‑range weapons.

Overview

  • Ukrainian officials said four R-360 Neptune missiles were launched from roughly 240 kilometers inside Ukraine to strike the Karachev Elektrodetal plant in Bryansk.
  • The General Staff reported explosions and a fire at the site and said the extent of damage was still being assessed.
  • Ukraine described the factory as a producer of electrical connectors used in military, aerospace, and missile systems, presenting it as a supply-chain target.
  • Photos of a large fire circulated with the claim, though outlets including Business Insider said they could not independently verify the images.
  • The strike followed reporting of a Ukrainian hit on an energy facility in Russia’s Belgorod region, as U.S. officials signal case‑by‑case approval for some American standoff weapons and the Pentagon presses industry to speed missile output.