Attack on Russia: plant producing Iskander missiles on fire, airport in Izhevsk closed

Attack on Russia: plant producing Iskander missiles on fire, airport in Izhevsk closed

Photo: Russian media

Videos and messages from residents reporting loud sounds in one of the cities of Udmurtia are spreading активно online. Against this backdrop, authorities introduced temporary restrictions at a nearby airport, while social media users began discussing a possible drone attack.

According to reports from several Russian media outlets, the situation is still developing.

What happened in Votkinsk

Posts in local chats and social networks claim that loud noises were heard across different parts of the city of Votkinsk. Residents have been sharing videos and saying the sounds were noticeable in multiple neighborhoods.

The footage quickly spread online and sparked active discussion. Some locals suggest that drones may have been involved. As more clips and comments appear, people are trying to determine what exactly happened.

Airport restrictions

At the same time, information emerged about security measures in a nearby region. Temporary restrictions were introduced on departures and arrivals at the Izhevsk airport. Reports say the decision was linked to a potential drone threat.

Authorities also mentioned a drone alert across the territory of the Udmurt Republic. Officials say details are still being clarified.

Reports of a possible strike

Online discussions also mention a possible attack on a facility that produces Iskander missile systems. The facility in question is a plant located in Votkinsk. However, there has been no official confirmation of such reports at the time of publication.

Local residents have been reacting emotionally to the situation, and discussions continue across social networks as people wait for official statements and further updates.

Earlier it was reported that Russian forces had begun equipping Molniya strike drones with mesh-modems — compact communication devices already used on drones such as Shahed, Gerbera and Kub. The version designed for Molniya is smaller, allowing it to be installed on lighter aircraft. The technology enables more stable data exchange between drones and their operators during missions.

Meanwhile, the United Kingdom announced continued support for Ukraine and unveiled a new military aid package worth around £13 billion. Officials in London stated that they intend to keep assisting Kyiv in resisting Russian aggression and will maintain political and defense support for as long as necessary.

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