Title: Russian Partisans and Ukraine Strike Siberian Plant Linked to Putin’s Inner Circle

**Article:** In a rare long-range attack, Ukrainian forces and Russian partisans have struck a major industrial plant in Siberia, more than 2,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. The facility is one of Russia’s largest and is tied to members of President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle. The operation targeted the plant in a symbolic and strategic blow, marking one of the deepest incursions into Russian territory since the war began. According to local sources, explosions were heard near the site, and a large fire was reported. A partisan source described the attack as “money of his accomplices burning,” referring to the financial losses suffered by the plant’s owners. The source added that the strike was intended to hit the economic interests of those who support the war effort. The plant’s distance from Ukraine made the attack particularly notable, as it demonstrates Kyiv’s growing ability to strike far beyond the front lines. Analysts say the operation may have been supported by local resistance networks inside Russia. Moscow has not officially commented on the incident. However, independent Russian media reported that emergency services were deployed to the area. The attack is part of a broader pattern of recent strikes on Russian infrastructure, aimed at disrupting logistics and undermining public confidence in the war. While the full extent of the damage is still unclear, the incident sends a clear message that key assets deep inside Russia are no longer safe.