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Sabotage at Russian drone plant: Agents rigged new batches of drones with explosives and stole databases from Alabuga.

According to the group "Black Spark," a major security breach occurred at the Alabuga Special Economic Zone in Russia (Tatarstan), where kamikaze drones are assembled.

Over an extended period, underground operatives downloaded databases containing the details of everyone involved in the production of these killer drones.

"Surprises" were installed in new batches of drones; these will explode instantly if an attempt is made to launch them.

The sabotage at the Alabuga Shahed plant deals a catastrophic blow to Russia.
Batches of tampered drones explode during launch attempts, endangering Russian troops and equipment.

The theft of the complete personal data of everyone involved in production paves the way for targeted follow-up operations. Key drone production has descended into chaos, resulting in massive delays, the loss of resources, and a palpable weakening of the Russian drone offensive against Ukraine. Alabuga—the heart of Russian killer-drone production—has been compromised.

It is a severe strategic and psychological setback for Moscow.