RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: More details are coming in hot about that burning factory in Voronezh, Russia, and honestly, this is an absolute disaster for Moscow.. 💥🔥Turns out the Ukrainian Air Force used high-precision cruise missiles (reportedly British Storm Shadows) to hit the VZPP-S semiconductor plant during broad daylight. This isn’t just any regular factory; it’s a critical bottleneck in the Russian military-industrial complex. This specific plant manufactures the vital microcircuits, diodes, and transistor arrays needed for the onboard computers of Russia’s air-defense systems, Pantsir-S1, and cruise missiles like the Iskander-K and Kh-101. Basically, the only high-tech stuff R

More details are coming in hot about that burning factory in Voronezh, Russia, and honestly, this is an absolute disaster for Moscow.. 💥🔥Turns out the Ukrainian Air Force used high-precision cruise missiles (reportedly British Storm Shadows) to hit the VZPP-S semiconductor plant during broad daylight. This isn’t just any regular factory; it’s a critical bottleneck in the Russian military-industrial complex. This specific plant manufactures the vital microcircuits, diodes, and transistor arrays needed for the onboard computers of Russia’s air-defense systems, Pantsir-S1, and cruise missiles like the Iskander-K and Kh-101. Basically, the only high-tech stuff Russia actually manages to produce domestically these days.  Since international sanctions have already made it a nightmare for Moscow to source microchips abroad, this factory was their ultimate lifeline. Ukraine’s new strategy of targeting the chip factories directly instead of just shooting down the missiles over the front line is pure tactical genius. Good luck replacing those sophisticated weapons now that your main chip manufacturing hub is currently a massive pile of burning ash. 🍿 Peak performance by the Russian air defense! 😂  Source: Official operational updates from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and independent OSINT analysis (June 22, 2026) regarding the strike on the Voronezh semiconductor plant.

— @jalle51 Jun 22, 2026