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Volgograd (Volgogradpromproekt) — Plant / MIC
Volgogradpromproekt chemical plant
Volgograd (Volgogradpromproekt): plant / MIC. One strike recorded, 11 Sep 2026. Under the project’s recovery model it has been out of action for 25 days in the past 12 months and is back in service. The Ukrainian border is about 300 km away in a straight line.
The map has 6 objects in Volgograd Oblast; 6 of them have been struck.
Open on the map →Strike history
- 11 Sep 2026FP-5 FlamingoNight of 11 September: according to missile maker Fire Point and Ukrainian media, FP-5 Flamingo missiles hit Volgogradpromproekt (Promyslovaya Street, southern Volgograd), a small-tonnage chemicals producer that makes, among other things, ferrocene-based combustion catalysts; the company is under US sanctions. A fire broke out at the plant after the hit. Governor Andrei Bocharov said missile debris fell on the premises of an industrial enterprise in southern Volgograd without naming it. The extent of the damage has not been reported.
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