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Ukrainian Missile Strikes Proton Plant in Oryol, Russia

Oryol, Russia · 5 reports from 3 sources · updated 23 Oct, 15:41 UTC

A Ukrainian missile struck the Proton plant in Oryol, Russia, this afternoon. The facility produces electronic components for Russian military systems, including Iskander-M ballistic missiles and Pantsir-S1 air defense systems. Reports indicate significant damage from the strike.

Reported by several sources

  • Proton plant in Oryol was hit by a missile strike — ExilenovaPlus, UkraineWarVideoReport

Single-source claims

  • The plant manufactures components for Russian military weaponry — UkraineWarVideoReport
  • Aftermath of the strike was reported — UkraineWarVideoReport

Compiled automatically from the reports below, without outside information. Reports are unverified unless they cite an official source; open a report to see where it came from.

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Footage (3)

15:09 UTC · UkraineWarVideoReport14:57 UTC · UkraineWarVideoReport14:34 UTC · ExilenovaPlus

Timeline — 5 reports

23 Oct, 15:55 UTC· BorisRozhinUkrainian forces struck a civilian enterprise in Oryol with missiles23 Oct, 15:09 UTC· UkraineWarVideoReport· videoUkrainian Storm Shadow strike on the Proton military plant in Oryol23 Oct, 14:57 UTC· UkraineWarVideoReport· videoAftermath of the missile strike on the "Proton" enterprise in Oryol, Russia23 Oct, 14:39 UTC· UkraineWarVideoReportOryol, Russia this afternoon a Ukrainian missile successfully hit the 'Proton' plant which manufactures electronic components for the Russian military (Iskander-M ballistic missiles and Pantsir-S1 air defence system)23 Oct, 14:34 UTC· ExilenovaPlus· videoProton plant in Oryol came under missile strike; the factory produces electronic components, including for Russia's missile weaponry
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