Ukraine says it struck a missile-electronics plant in Voronezh as Russian officials report five deaths

What target did Ukraine say it hit?

Ukraine's General Staff said it struck a plant in Voronezh that produces semiconductors and other electronic components used in Russian missiles, including Iskander systems; some Ukrainian-linked reports also said the plant makes components tied to Kh-101 missiles and Pantsir-S1 air-defense systems infobae,Українська …,РБК-Украина.

What have Russian officials said about the damage and casualties?

Voronezh Governor Alexander Gusev said five people were killed and dozens were injured. He said the worst damage was at an industrial facility on the city's left bank, where a fire broke out and was later extinguished; reports also said nearby residential buildings and homes were damaged News.az,U.S. News & World R…,Meduza.

What remains unclear?

Russian officials acknowledged damage to an enterprise but did not publicly name the facility, so the exact target has not been confirmed by Russian authorities even though Ukraine identified it as a missile-electronics plant News.az,Reuters,Deutsche Welle.