On the night of October 23, Ukrainian drones hit infrastructure facilities in two regions of Russia. The data processing center of the Russian Federal Tax Service was damaged in the city of Gorodets, Nizhny Novgorod Region, and the "Azot" plant, which belongs to billionaire Dmitry Mazepin's "Uralkhim" company, in the city of Berezniki, Perm Region, was damaged. The monitoring channels are closed. ASTRA confirms the attack on "Azot" located almost 2 thousand kilometers from the border of Ukraine. According to the conclusions of the OSINT-analysis, the smoke rises above the area of ​​the combine. The enterprise produces various chemical products (nitric acid, ammonia and potassium nitrate, etc.), which, among other things, are used for the production of gunpowder and explosives. This is the only plant in Russia that produces sodium nitrate and crystalline sodium nitrite. Earlier, "Azot" was attacked on September 11. In Gorodets, according to the Ukrainian channels, the data processing center of the tax service was damaged. This is the reserve center of the Federal Tax Service, which started working in 2015 and duplicates the main communication hub of Near-Moscow Dubna. Not only tax data, but also the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, population information, including ZAGS data, cadastres and other information can be stored there. After the attack on the data processing center in Gorodets, the executive director of the "Internet Protection Company" Mikhail Klimaryov assumed on the air of "Echo" that the consequences of the attack could "collapse the entire tax system" and have unpleasant consequences. to have for a wide range of Russians who will have to prove their rights to apartments and land. The municipal authorities in Gorodets and the region have introduced a number of restrictions. Students of schools and colleges have been moved to distance learning, mass events have been canceled, and traffic on the Gorky Reservoir dam has been closed, NN.ru reported. Governor Gleb Nikitin received a drone. and the presence of damage after the aircraft attack, including "in one infrastructure object", adding that three people were injured "as a result of falling debris". The head of the Perm region, Dmitry Makhonin, has not yet commented on the situation in his region. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced on the morning of October 23 that 443 drones were shot down in the territory of the country. Nizhny Novgorod region and Perm region were mentioned in the list of attacked regions.