On September 15, 2026, Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked the Progress rocket and space center near Samara, Samara region of the Russian Federation.
An outbreak of further burning on the territory of the facility was recorded.
RSC “Progress” is one of the key enterprises of the Russian rocket and space industry, which vibrates carrier rockets of the “Soyuz” family. They are being used to launch into orbit Russian spacecraft for military, exploration and communication purposes. Zokrem, “Soyuz-2.1b” is launched before the Russian satellite constellation “Rassvet” is launched – a system of wide-angle satellite communications, which Russia positions as an analogue of Starlink.Also, the Progress RSC vibrates space equipment for remote sensing of the Earth, as the enemy engages with a reconnaissance weapon.
The level of the fillings is being specified.
In addition, the Savasleyka airfield near the Nizhny Novgorod region of the Russian Federation was hit. A further burning incident was recorded on the territory of the airfield.
AE “Savasleyka” is being used, for the sake of basing and stagnation of the MiG-31K mig-31k aeroballistic missile carriers X-47M2 “Kinjal”.Work on the enemy’s key military and military-industrial goals is troubling.
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Progress Rocket Space Center in Samara and Savasleyka airfield struckOn the night of 15 August 2026, units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine struck the Progress Rocket Space Center in Samara, Samara region, russia.
A hit on the target was recorded, followed by a fire on the facility's grounds.
The Progress Rocket Space Center is one of the key enterprises of Russia's rocket and space industry, manufacturing launch vehicles of the Soyuz family. These are used to place Russian military, reconnaissance, and communications spacecraft into orbit. In particular, the Soyuz-2.1b is involved in deploying Russia's Rassvet satellite constellation - a broadband satellite communications system that Russia positions as an analogue of Starlink.The Progress Rocket Space Center also produces Earth remote-sensing spacecraft, which the enemy employs for reconnaissance purposes.
The extent of the damage affected is being clarified.
In addition, the Savasleyka airfield in Nizhny Novgorod oblast, russia, was struck. A hit on the target was recorded, followed by a fire on the airfield's grounds.
The Savasleyka airfield is used, in particular, to base and operate MiG-31K interceptor fighters - carriers of the Kh-47M2 Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles.Work against the enemy's key military and military-industrial targets continues.
