A massive database containing personal profiles of approximately 20,000 employees of a Russian enterprise in the 'Alabuga' Special Economic Zone has appeared online. It is at this plant that the assembly of 'Shahed' type strike unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) takes place, which are regularly used to attack Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure.
The publication of this information was confirmed by Viktor Andrusiv in his Telegram channel. According to him, the initiative belongs to a community of OSINT researchers who created separate dossiers for each production employee and made them publicly available.
Purpose of publication: documenting involvement
The authors of the project emphasize that the main goal of the publication is to document all individuals involved in the operation of this military enterprise. The database contains personal data that allows for the identification of employees engaged in drone production.
The 'Alabuga' zone, which is the largest industrial and production special economic zone in Russia, has become a key center for the assembly of strike drones during the full-scale war. It is from there that the UAVs striking Ukrainian territory originate.
Expansion of production
The release of the database coincided with new data on the expansion of the plant's capacity. Recently, OSINT researchers recorded active construction of new production workshops in 'Alabuga'. Satellite imagery confirms that Russia is increasing the volume of strike drone production by expanding the area of industrial facilities.
