Car of CEO of company that produces missile warheads for Russia torched — HUR

The car of the CEO of a company that produces missile warheads for the Russian army was torched in the Russian city of Nizhny Novgorod, Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Directorate or HUR reported on Nov. 3.

A Volvo XC90 with registration number H622HH 152 was set ablaze. The car belonged to Igor Kuznetsov, CEO of the joint-stock company DerzhNIIMash, the HUR said.

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The company is a leader in the development and production of warheads for Russian missiles used by Russia to strike Ukraine.

Representatives of the resistance movement were involved in the car arson, HUR reported.

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