moment Ukrainian drone plane hits Putin’s war factory deep inside Russia in fireball blast

Ukrainian drone plane hits Putin’s war factory deep inside Russia in fireball blast

 Killer Iranian drones which have wreaked havoc during the war are understood to be assembled at the plant

Panicked workers fled as a huge inferno engulfed the plant near Yelabuga, at least 660 miles from the closest Ukrainian territory.

A dormitory for workers in the Alabuga economic zone, where it is believed deadly Iranian Shahed drones are put together, was blasted, Russian sources say.

The killer drones have wreaked havoc in war.

Three strikes were reported at the plant, but it is unclear if there was any damage to the drone-making production line.

Several people were reported wounded in the attack.

According to unconfirmed claims, the attack was not by a piloted small plane on a suicide mission, possibly a Ukrainian A-22, or that an aircraft was flying on autopilot. 

Kremlin-loyal Readovka reported: “It is too early to conclude whether the suicide pilot was alive at the wheel or whether the aircraft was controlled by an autopilot.

“In favour of the latter is the fact that how straight and clear the A-22 went to the target - such a result could not be achieved even by Japanese kamikazes, so, apparently, we are dealing with a new kind of long-range kamikaze drones based on light-engine aircraft.”

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