The Ukrainian military has officially confirmed that a strike on the Votkinsk factory in Udmurtia, known for producing missiles such as the Iskander-M, has resulted in damage to one of its production facilities.
According to a statement from the General Staff, the attack occurred on February 20, 2026, specifically affecting production shop number 22. The details regarding the exact nature of operations conducted in this facility have not been disclosed.
Unverified reports suggest that shop number 22 may be involved in the final assembly of missiles or related activities.
In further military actions, the Ukrainian forces reported that on the night of February 26, they targeted the P-18 Terik radar station and the RSP-6M2 radar system in the temporarily occupied city of Dzhankoi, successfully hitting their objectives.
On February 25, Ukrainian defense forces also struck a logistics supply depot used by Russian forces in the Novozlatopol area, as well as a drone control point near Poltavka, which is located in the temporarily occupied part of the Zaporizhzhia region. Additionally, they targeted a concentration of enemy personnel in the Rodynske area of Donetsk Oblast.
Moreover, Ukrainian defenders successfully hit a command and observation post of Russian forces near the settlement of Yasne Sontse in Bryansk Oblast.
The Ukrainian military has confirmed damage to a missile production facility in Russia following a recent strike. Additional attacks on Russian military assets in occupied territories were also reported, indicating ongoing military operations.