Debris struck the Astrakhan Gas Processing Plant in the southern Russian region on Monday in a drone attack which sparked a fire and caused a shutdown. After residents complained about breathing ...

Anti-aircraft and ballistic missiles being tested at the Russian missile range in the Astrakhan region are flying ... Ukrainians but are first tested on Kazakhs. The missiles dump fuel in their ...

MOSCOW, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The governor of Russia's Astrakhan region told residents not to panic on Wednesday after its main city, close to a huge gas chemical complex that was attacked by ...

Flights to and from Astrakhan suspended indefinitely due to recent and regular closure of airspace over the Russian city, ...

The air quality automatic monitoring system of the plant performs measurements and analyses them 24 hours per day and continuously, Governor Igor Babushkin said ASTRAKHAN, February 4. /TASS/.

Astrakhan gas processing plant stopped work due to a drone attack on the night of February 3. This was reported by the governor of the Astrakhan Oblast of the russian federation, Igor Babushkin. The ...

Several regions of russia were attacked by drones on the night of Monday, February 3. In the Astrakhan Oblast, drones tried to strike at facilities of the fuel and energy complex. This was stated by ...

Drones attacked a key Russian gas processing plant in Astrakhan, which affects the Russian military-industrial complex, said Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the ...

Ukrainian drones attacked energy facilities in Russia's Astrakhan and Volgograd oblasts overnight on Feb. 3, causing fires, according to local authorities. The news comes as Ukraine ramps up long ...

Nevertheless, the company will continue flights to Moscow, St Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Astrakhan, Kazan, and Novosibirsk. Qazaq Air, a Kazakh airline, has also announced the suspension of ...

Some Astrakhan residents responded with sarcastic comments on social media. "You see - natural gas isn't dangerous. Breathe in deeply," one person wrote. Another posted: "It's 60 km from Aksaraisk ...