Major General Yevgeny Konovalenkov, commander of the Kapustin Yar training ground, and Hryhoriy Bannykh, director of the 53 Arsenal factory in Yuhanka, are key figures involved in the mass destruction in Ukraine. One is responsible for launching missiles from the military training ground, the other for producing high-explosive aerial bombs (HEABs) that attack Ukrainian cities every day and kill civilians.
Both are part of a military infrastructure that systematically carries out strikes on civilian targets, violating international humanitarian law. Their activities are not simply following orders, but deliberate facilitation of aggression and terror, which must be legally assessed by international judicial institutions.
The collected data allows us to identify the perpetrators, establish their involvement in crimes, and initiate procedures for bringing them to justice. These individuals will not be able to hide behind their epaulettes or positions – the world knows their names, actions, and consequences.
Let’s start with Konovalenkov.
Officially, the landfill is called the “4th State Central Interspecific Range (4th GCMP)”, military unit 15644.
Major General Konovalenkov Evgeniy Vladimirovich, 05/31/1966. TIN 643402049388
Phone +79166918440 (vostap).
From 2017 to 2021, he held the position of commander of the 10th scientific and research testing ground of air defense (military unit 03080), located in Sary-Shagan, Priozersk – on the territory of Kazakhstan. This ground is used by Russia for testing and developing anti-missile weapons. Prior to that, as of 2010, he headed the 13th missile division, stationed in Orenburg.
In 2013, Konovalenkov almost came under criminal prosecution for abuse of power. As a colonel, he illegally leased military railway tracks for three years, where more than 250 commercial refrigerated cars were stored.
The Russian Defense Ministry estimated the losses at more than 95 million rubles. Despite the scale of the violation, he managed to avoid punishment – moreover, he continued to advance in the armed forces.
Konovalenkov’s wife Natalya Vladimirovna 06/29/1968. TIN 752500012263.
Phone +79166963514 (tg, WhatsApp), mail [email protected].
ВК https://vk.com/id265087520, https://vk.com/id321906141 “Natalya Vakhtyna”.
Konovalenkov’s son Vladimir Evgenievich 01.06.1989. TIN 643402401401, SNILS 14874904102. Works at the military-industrial holding “Almaz-Antey”, is fond of tattoos and e-sports.
Phone +79854186219 (tg, WhatsApp), mail [email protected], [email protected]. ВК https://vk.com/n1tro_circus
Daughter Konovalenkova Evelina Evgenievna 09/26/1997
Grigory Bannykh heads the 53 Arsenal plant, located in the village of Yuganets, Nizhny Novgorod region of the Russian Federation. This enterprise is one of the largest producers of high-explosive aerial bombs (HEAB), which are used to destroy Ukrainian cities. In addition to aerial bombs, the plant also produces other types of ammunition, including 152-mm artillery shells.
General director of the plant – Hryhoriy Anatolyevich Bannykh, 20.11.1964, TIN 762001316304, SNILS 17405910056.
He is at the award ceremony:
The residence is Yuganets workers’ settlement, Parkova Street, building 6, apartment 10. The residence is located near the factory itself. It is worth noting that the condition of the building gives the impression of neglect.
In some services, Bannykh was registered as “Petrov Grigory Antonovich”. Phone number +79805621100, there is WhatsApp. He can also use the number +79652003070. For example, in 2022 he wrote comments from it in Telegram (id 603173493, now the account is deleted):
He lives with a woman named Natalia Valeriyevna Kudryavtseva, born on March 10, 1978. Her profile on the social network “VKontakte” is vk.com/id851073106, registered under the name “Natalia Bnv.”
Probably divorced: his, probably, ex-wife, Tatyana Pavlovna Bannykh, born May 31, 1962, and son, Andrey Grigorovich Bannykh, born April 14, 1988, contact phone number: +7 965 391 21 53, live in Moscow.
OSINT investigations into General Yevgeny Konovalenkov and the director of the 53 Arsenal plant, Grigory Bannykh, reveal a complete picture of the criminal infrastructure that is working to destroy Ukraine.
Both individuals are key executors of the Russian military machine. One (Konovalenkov) is responsible for launching missiles from the Kapustin Yar test site, the other (Bannykh) is responsible for producing deadly FAB air bombs that are used to attack Ukrainian cities. Their actions are not isolated cases, but part of the Russian Federation’s targeted, systemic policy of terror and mass destruction of civilian infrastructure and the population.
