Kyivindependent Kromberg & Schubert Plant in Lutsk Halts Operations After Russian Drone Attack
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- •The Kromberg & Schubert plant in Lutsk was attacked by Russian drones on October 16.
- •The facility manufactures wiring systems for major automotive brands like BMW and Audi.
- •Ukrainian air defenses reportedly intercepted many of the attacking drones.
On October 16, 2026, the Kromberg & Schubert electrical wiring plant in Lutsk, Ukraine, suspended operations following a Russian drone attack. The facility, which manufactures wiring systems for major automotive brands, was targeted by jet-powered drones from the Geran family. The attack was confirmed by local military officials, who noted that the plant is a foreign investment site. Employees have been instructed to stay in touch with management for updates on the situation. The attack is part of a broader pattern of strikes on critical infrastructure in Volyn Oblast. Eyewitness accounts and military reports indicate that Ukrainian air defenses successfully intercepted a significant number of incoming drones. The situation remains fluid as the company assesses damage and coordinates safety measures for its workforce.
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