Over a devastating 72-hour window from October 23 to 25, Ukraine launched a coordinated campaign of British Storm Shadow cruise missiles and long-range strike drones against the heart of Russia’s military-industrial complex. Reaching from factories 100 miles from the border all the way to chemical plants 1,550 miles deep in Siberia, Kyiv systematically struck the single-source suppliers powering Russia's war machine: from the semiconductor plant that builds guidance switches for Iskander missiles to the exclusive battery manufacturer powering Russia's deadly glide bombs. Discover how Ukraine is dismantling Russia's missile production at the source—and why Russian weapons factories in the Urals and Siberia are no longer safe.
Source: The Military Show
