#Alabuga

Evocation.info investigators have identified Ildar Tazutdinov, a top manager at the 'Alabuga' SEZ, as the creator of the 'Geran-4' and 'Geran-5' jet drones.

The expansion of the "Alabuga-Volokno" plant in Tatarstan will allow Russia to produce 28,000 more suicide drones annually by 2029 — a 78% increase. The plans have been confirmed by satellite imagery and intelligence data.

The GUR of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence published a list of 20 machine tools and robots from Germany, Switzerland, Japan, China and Iran that, according to intelligence, are used to produce 'Geran' drones in the 'Alabuga' SEZ. Intelligence called on equipment manufacturers to introduce on-site end-user inspections.

A UN sanctions committee report indicates that up to 25,000 DPRK nationals may be assembling drones in Russia, including in Alabuga, while posing as students. In one year, such workers earned the regime up to $800 million.