Ukraine should be targeting everything in Alabuga, not just the drone factory halls.
No Russian taxpayer is a civilian. Hitting “civilian” targets in Alabuga with drones would help slow down or stop drone production. And they're probably less well defended than the halls.
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Russia has zero qualms killing Ukrainians in their sleep; hitting Russians in their sleep is not an escalation. And since no Russian taxpayer is a civilian – especially in a city whose main economy is building drones to kill Ukrainians – they are 100% legitimate military targets.

If their families happen to be in those apartments, the onus is on Russians to protect their children by not having them live in military targets.
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