STRIKING

WE ARE RELOCATING THE WAR DEEP INTO RUSSIA’S REAR

Every day and every night, something is burning in russia.

Massive strikes against oil refining and fuel infrastructure, military logistics, and defense industry facilities (including plants in the Moscow region), ammunition depots, equipment storage sites, command posts and control centers, military airfields, air defense systems, and aviation infrastructure—this is the work of our FP-1 deep-strike drones and the FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile.

WE ARE SYSTEMATICALLY CLOSING THE GAP BETWEEN THE OCCUPIERS’ DREAMS AND REALITY.

Striking enemy anti-aircraft missile systems, short-range air defense systems, radar stations, fuel trains (rail tank cars), fuel and lubricant depots, and transportation logistics (including supply hubs), as well as damaging bridges on the route to the temporarily occupied Crimea near Armiansk, strikes along the Chongar axis and the Henichesk route, aimed at disrupting the military logistics of Russian forces in the south—which hinder the supply of weapons, equipment, and ammunition from the peninsula to mainland Ukraine—serve as a vivid demonstration to the occupiers, via our FP-2 “middle strike” drones, of the consequences of their invasion.

Our systems operate around the clock. Just as relentlessly, the Russians are receiving a fiery lesson that will make them regret the war they started.