Russian Jets Going Down and Russian Factories Having Explosions and Fires

Editor's note: War is full on now. Is Russian infrastructure being attacked? It was reported Russian jets depend on American-manufactured microprocessors. Russia depends largely on China for microprocessors but now China has also been cut off from accessing advanced chips from the US. 

❗️In the #Russian city of #Irkutsk, a military plane crashed on a residential building

According to the Russian Emergencies Ministry, it was a Su-30 that crashed during a test flight.

The area of ​​the fire reached 200 square meters.

Both pilots died in the crash. pic.twitter.com/Jgra5ajckV

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) October 23, 2022

The question has been raised is this a STUXNET attack? American microprocessors loaded into the equipment used at this factory?

In Russian Perm, an explosion and a fire broke out at a gunpowder factory where charges for "Grad", "Smerch" and air defence systems are manufactured.

According to Russian media, the plant worked in three shifts to supply the Russian army with ammunition. pic.twitter.com/dU1FXgemHv

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) October 23, 2022

Russian jets having "accidents" is increasing. Is this because as the Russian aerospace forces are flying more missions over Ukraine statically would mean more crashes, or is something else going on here?

Russian fighter jet crashes into a two-storey building in Siberia, both pilots killed

What were the circumstances of this Russian Aerospace Force's jet going down?