A major fire has broken out near the Almaz factory in Rostov: the blaze has engulfed 8,000 m²

Name: A major fire has broken out near the Almaz factory in Rostov: the blaze has engulfed 8,000 m²
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In Rostov-on-Don, Russia, a major fire broke out on the night of 7 November at a warehouse near the «Almaz» factory, which operates within the Russian Federation’s defence-industrial complex. Initial reports suggested that the fire might have started at the factory itself, but Russian emergency services later clarified that it was a warehouse containing lubricants and polymers that was alight. The fire covered an area of 8,000 square metres. The plant specializes in the production of military communication systems, electronic equipment, and special communications equipment, as well as the repair of military equipment. The extent of the damage and information about possible victims is currently being clarified.
According to the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, the fire broke out in a warehouse at 16A Tupolev Street. The fire spread rapidly through the building, and thick plumes of smoke rose above the scene, visible from the surrounding areas. Footage shared on social media shows intense flames rising above the roof of the industrial building. Rescue workers reported a risk of the fire spreading to neighbouring buildings. Firefighting efforts were hampered by the large quantity of flammable materials inside the warehouse. More than 60 emergency service personnel and 23 pieces of equipment were deployed to bring the fire under control.
Subsequently, the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations reported that the fire had been contained within an area of 8,000 square metres. The spread of the flames to neighbouring buildings was successfully prevented. At the start of the fire, the Exilenova+ Telegram monitoring channel reported a blaze in the vicinity of the «Almaz» factory in Rostov. The factory is part of the Russian state-owned concern «Rostec» and specialises in the manufacture of military communications systems, radio-electronic equipment and specialised communications equipment. The plant also carries out repairs to military equipment. Subsequent reports from the Russian emergency services indicate a fire in a separate warehouse building. There has been no confirmation of the production buildings at «Almaz» being directly affected. The fires were caused by an attack by Ukrainian UAVs. This is the second major warehouse fire in the Rostov Region in the space of a few weeks. On 13 October, a fire broke out in the warehouses of the «Aksaykardan-Detal» company in the town of Aksay, which manufactures metal components and parts for motor vehicles and specialised machinery. At the time, the fire spread across around 9,000 square metres, and a wall in one of the buildings collapsed during the blaze. Over a hundred firefighters were called in to tackle the blaze. Regarding the new fire in Rostov, the Russian authorities have only reported the location of the fire, its size and the progress of the fire-fighting operation. No official information on the causes of the incident has yet been released.

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In Rostov-on-Don, Russia, a major fire broke out on the night of November 7 at a warehouse near the Almaz factory, which operates within the Russian Federation's defense industrial complex. Initial reports suggested that the fire might have started at the factory itself, but Russian emergency services later clarified that it was a warehouse containing lubricants and polymers that was alight. The fire covered an area of 8,000 square meters. The plant specializes in the production of military communication systems, electronic equipment, and special communications equipment, as well as the repair of military equipment. The extent of the damage and information about possible victims is currently being clarified. According to the Russian Ministry of Emergency The fire broke out in a warehouse at 16 A Tupolev Street. The fire spread rapidly through the building, and thick plumes of smoke rose above the scene, visible from the surrounding areas. Footage shared on social media shows intense flames rising above the roof of the industrial building. Rescue workers reported a risk of the fire spreading to neighboring buildings. Firefighting efforts were hampered by the large quantity of flammable materials inside the warehouse. More than 60 emergency service personnel and 23 pieces of equipment were deployed to bring the fire under control. Subsequently, the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations reported that the fire had been contained within an area of 8,000 square meters. The spread of the flames to neighboring buildings was successfully prevented. At the start of the fire, the Exile Nova Plus telegram monitoring channel reported a blaze in the vicinity of the Almaz factory in Rostov. The factory is part of the Russian state-owned concern Rostec and specializes in the manufacture of military communication systems, radio-electronic equipment and specialized communications equipment. The plant also carries out repairs to military equipment. Subsequent reports from the Russian emergency services indicate a fire in a separate warehouse building. There has been no confirmation of the production buildings at Almaz being directly affected. The fires were caused by an attack by Ukrainian UAVs. This is the second major warehouse fire in the Rostov region in the space of a few weeks. On October 13, a fire broke out in the warehouses of the Vakseikarten-Dietl company in the town of Vakse, which manufactures metal components and parts for motor vehicles and specialized machinery. At the time, the fire spread across around 9,000 square meters, and a wall in one of the buildings collapsed during the blaze. Over a hundred firefighters were called in to tackle the blaze. Regarding the new fire in Rostov, the Russian authorities have only reported the location of the fire, its size, and the progress of the firefighting operation. No official information on the causes of the incident has yet been released.