Drones attack Russia’s Taganrog, key electrical substation possibly targeted

15 November, 01:00 PM
Inside the War
The substation helps supply electricity to Taganrog and its industrial zone. (Photo: Telegram/@astrapress)

The substation helps supply electricity to Taganrog and its industrial zone. (Photo: Telegram/@astrapress)

Author: Alex Stezhensky

Drones attacked Taganrog overnight on Nov. 15, with the 220-kilovolt T-10 (Taganrog-10) electrical substation possibly among the targets, according to an OSINT analysis by Astra.

The outlet described the substation as one of the city’s key energy facilities. It supplies electricity to Taganrog and its industrial zone, including major enterprises such as TAGMET JSC.

City officials said air defenses had shot down drones over Taganrog but did not specify how many.

Telegram/@astrapress
Photo: Telegram/@astrapress
Telegram/@astrapress
Photo: Telegram/@astrapress

Also overnight on Nov. 15, drones attacked Nizhnekamskneftekhim, one of Russia’s largest petrochemical plants, in Tatarstan.

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