Defense Forces Strike Russian Strela Plant Producing Cruise Missile Components

Ukrainian Defense Forces hit Strela JSC in the village of Suzemka, Bryansk region, Russia. The enterprise produces key components for Russian cruise missiles.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this.

Production of components for the Kh-59 at the Strela plant

According to Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (DIU), Strela JSC specializes in producing radar equipment, transformers, chokes, coils, filters, and other microelectronics. The company cooperates with Russia’s state corporation Rostec and fulfills priority orders for the defense industry.

As part of cooperation on Kh-59M2/M2A guided air-launched missiles, the company supplies D13-10b, D13-21b and D13-21V chokes to Yaroslavl Radio Plant JSC. These components are used to produce SB-1AM television transmitters, which form part of the T1A-02 system.

Ukrainian forces also struck UAV control points in the areas of Zaliznychne and Dolynka in the Zaporizhzhia region.

Ukrainian forces also targeted a command and observation post near Uspenivka in the Dnipropetrovsk region. They also hit a concentration of personnel near Sosnivka and a logistics warehouse in the Yakymivka area.

In the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, near Novosvitlivka, Ukrainian forces struck a concentration of weapons and military equipment.