Ukraine’s Voronezh Strike Fuels Storm Shadow vs ERAM Debate
Ukraine reportedly struck the Voronezh VZPP plant (a maker of electronic components for Kh-101 and R-500 missiles) with cruise missiles on June 22. While Storm Shadow is the most widely discussed option, some sources point to new ERAM missiles (AGM-188A) with a range over 930 km, and there is speculation about a two-wave attack to overwhelm air defenses. The visible damage—collapse of two floors and extensive destruction—also raises questions about warhead size, suggesting a possible mix of weapons, but verification remains pending.
