A fire has broken out at the Voronezh ZAO Plant of Transistor Assemblies (VZPP-S) in Russia, a key supplier of components for several critical Russian weapons systems. The factory produces transistor assemblies used in the guidance and control systems of the Pantsir, Iskander-K, and Kh-101 cruise missiles. Smoke was observed rising from the facility, indicating a significant incident. The extent of the damage and potential disruption to missile production remains unclear. Ukrainian sources first reported the fire, and independent verification is ongoing. This incident represents a potential setback for Russia’s military-industrial complex, impacting its ability to manufacture precision-guided weaponry. The fire’s cause is currently unknown and under investigation.