Kh-35U
The Kh-35U is a modernised Russian medium-range anti-ship cruise missile, developed as an upgrade of the earlier Kh-35. Entering service in 2003, it is produced by the Dubna Machine-Building Plant and other facilities of the Tactical Missiles Corporation (KTRV). It is designed to strike surface warships and can be launched from ship-based, coastal, or airborne platforms, with a range of up to around 260 km.
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Ukraine strikes Energia plant in Yelets, damaging workshop making power components for Russian weapons
Ukrainian forces attacked the Energia plant in Yelets, Lipetsk Oblast, on October 25 and overnight into October 26, damaging a workshop that produces power components for Russian weapons and causing a fire. The General Staff said the strike could complicate Russia’s supply of batteries and other power components. The same reporting round covered attacks on the Proton-Elektroteks plant, a drone facility in the Donetsk region and the Tol'yattiKauchuk plant.
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Missile strike hits Enerhia factory in Yelets, Russia
A missile strike hit the Enerhia plant in the industrial zone of Yelets, Lipetsk Region, Russia, on October 25, according to regional governor Igor Artamonov. Monitoring channels reported that several air-launched missiles struck the facility, which produces batteries, power supplies and accumulators for Russian military systems. Ukrainian military officials did not comment on the strike.