An act of sabotage in Russia brought operations at the Atlant-Aero plant to a halt
In Taganrog, Russia, a power substation that supplied electricity to the “Atlant-Aero” defense plant was damaged. As a result, production lines involved in the manufacture of drones were disrupted.
An act of sabotage occurred in Taganrog at an energy facility that supplied power to the “Atlant-Aero” defense plant, which specializes in the production of unmanned aerial systems and components for military equipment. According to information released by the “ATESH” movement in its statements, the damage to the substation led to a halt in the plant’s stable operation and disrupted production processes.
As noted, this particular plant is involved in the full production cycle of the “Molniya” strike and reconnaissance UAVs, as well as in the production of components for the “Orion” systems and control systems for FPV drones supplied to the Russian army. Due to power outages at the plant, production lines were forced to shut down, disrupting the product assembly and testing process.
According to sources, the power outage effectively shut down operations in the plant’s key workshops and led to a temporary halt in production. As a result, the plant was unable to continue the full cycle of assembling unmanned aerial vehicles and manufacturing electronic components for new batches of equipment. "ATESH" reported this on Telegram.
