On the night of October 22, drones attacked the Russian Biokhim enterprise in the Tambov region and an industrial enterprise in the Voronezh region.

The governors of these aggressor country’s regions reported on this.

Fires broke out on the territory of these Russian enterprises after the drones fell.

“Today at 5:20 a.m. in Rasskazovo, an explosion followed by a fire occurred at the Biokhim JSC plant, presumably as a result of a drone hit,” Maksim Yegorov, Tambov Region Governor, said.

At the same time, the governor claims that there allegedly were no casualties, that the fire was extinguished in an hour, and that all the necessary city services are working at the scene.

The JSC Biokhim company website states that it is mainly engaged in the production of ethyl alcohol.

The governor of the Voronezh region of the Russian Federation also reported a nighttime drone attack.

He claimed that Russian air defense systems and radars allegedly suppressed a drone that crashed into the building of the enterprise.

“In one of the region’s districts, air defense and electronic warfare forces detected and suppressed an unmanned aerial vehicle. It fell on the building of a workshop of an industrial enterprise,” Aleksander Gusev said.

The Russian official also assures that there were no casualties, but there was a “small fire on one floor of the building.” According to him, as of 7 a.m., fire crews are working at the scene.

In addition, the airport in Nizhny Novgorod was temporarily closed, allegedly due to the threat of Ukrainian drones.

On Tuesday night, two Russian alcohol factories in the Tula region were also attacked by drones. These are enterprises in the city of Efremov and the village of Luzhkovsky, Suvorov district.