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FP-1 hits the Tyumen oil refinery, more than 2,000 km from Ukraine. Another reminder: distance is a suggestion.

FP-1 – love at first strike 😍🥰

Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck three key Wildberries logistics hubs at once on the territory of the Russian Federation and in temporarily occupied Simferopol. 🔥 The Wildberries logistics complex "Shushary" (St. Petersburg). One of the largest goods processing and distribution centers of Wildberries in the northwest of the Russian Federation. A significant share of cargo flow for St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and other regions passes through it. 🔥 The "Utkina Zavod" logistics park (Novosaratovka, Leningrad region). One of the largest warehouse complexes in the Leningrad region, hosting the logistics facilities of Wildberries and other major Russian companies. 🔥 The Wildberries logistics hub in Simferopol. Previously, another key logistics center of the company in temporarily occupied Crimea, which supported the network's operations on the peninsula, was also struck.

It's Flamingo time 🦩🦩🦩 In Kirov, an FP-5 "Flamingo" missile struck the AVITEK machine-building enterprise, which is part of the VKO Almaz-Antey concern. The enterprise specializes in the production of aviation components, guided surface-to-air missiles, target missiles, ejection seats and other aviation systems. AVITEK participates in the production of the Tor air defense missile system and the Kh-101 and Kh-59M2/Kh-59M2A cruise missiles, supplying components for their engines. In addition, the plant produces, repairs and modernizes K-36DM ejection seats for Su-34 and Su-57 fighter jets.

Gooood morning! The rebranding campaign is expanding 💚

Breaking: Wildberries has entered its FIREberries era

Production is deterrence. Fire Point is systematically expanding its capabilities: from 200 FP-1 systems in 2023 to a planned 100,000+ units in 2026. This growth is the result of continuous work – scaling production, shortening manufacturing cycles, and transitioning to larger production runs. Today, FP-1/2 systems account for the largest share of strikes deep behind enemy lines and in the temporarily occupied territories. The more systems leave our production lines, the fewer safe locations remain for Russia’s military infrastructure. Deterrence begins where production never stops. Ukraine’s defence industry is not merely holding the line – it is growing. What comes next will be greater in scale, faster and more technologically advanced.

russia's shipping fleet keeps making appearances in our favorite series. Today's cast: 1 tanker, 6 cargo ships, 1 tugboat. Tankercide 💚

Morning coffee always tastes better with a view ☕️

“Wartime Ukraine is a meritocracy of results.” @iraterekh , CEO of Fire Point, spoke on a panel at the Farnborough International Airshow. This line is a spoiler for her entire talk, and the reason Ukraine’s experience is now being laid at the foundation of global rearmament. Today’s wartime Ukraine is a meritocracy of results. Titles from a past life, ranks, polished presentations and mock-ups carry no decisive weight here. What carries weight is what reached the target and brought victory closer. An engineering solution either survives and evolves under real strikes, or it disappears. Fire Point lives by this logic: long-range weapons designed and serially produced in Ukraine prove their capability in combat every day. That is the kind of proof understood equally well in moscow and in European capitals. “For three years now, Ukraine has been doing what Europe is only preparing for. Instead of asking for protection, we now bring the operating manual.” #FirePoint #Farnborough #FIA2026 @FIAFarnborough

FP-1 loves Wildberries. And Wildberries loves FP-1💚

Wildberries deliveries may experience slight delays 😏 An FP-1 strike hit the company’s logistics hub in Nevinnomyssk, where military equipment and dual-use goods were among the items sold. Long-range sanctions continue.

Looks like everyone wants a place in Tankercide 💚 Welcome: ⚓️4 bulk carriers ⚓️1 tugboat

russia's shipping schedule just changed again. Another chapter of Tankercide 💥 ⚓️ 3 tankers – hit ⚓️ 4 bulk carriers – hit See you next episode

Systematically, step by step, we help destroy the enemy's air defense systems. On July 20, Ukraine's Defense Forces carried out a precise and well-planned operation using an FP-1 strike drone. As a result, several important elements of russian air defense were destroyed at once: a Tor-M2 surface-to-air missile system, Kasta-2E2 and Gamma-S1M radar stations and two Nebo-SV units. This is not just a list of destroyed equipment. Each of these targets was part of a single system designed to detect threats, transmit coordinates and provide air cover for the occupying forces. After the strike, the enemy lost both the "eyes" watching the sky and part of its air defense shield at the same time. Flawless planning, precise calculation and professional mission execution have once again demonstrated the skill of Ukraine's defenders. Where the occupiers relied on radars and missiles, FP-1 left behind silence, wreckage and a blind spot. Mission accomplished.

Democracy is not given. It's defended.

Good morning, moscow region. Looking a little warmer than usual 🔥

They say maritime shipping is all about reliability. Not this time 🤗 ⚓️ 8 cargo ships ⚓️ 2 crane vessels ⚓️ 1 tanker ⚓️ 1 tugboat Another bad day for Russia’s maritime logistics. Tankercide is far from over 💚

One more logistics hub taken out 🔥 FP-1 struck the Wildberries logistics center in Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast. A large fire broke out, leaving the warehouse infrastructure heavily damaged. Every strike like this slows logistics, disrupts supply chains, and weakens Russia's economic capabilities.

Ukraine is giving russia a hands-on lesson: the war you start always boomerangs back to you. On July 17 the following were hit: ⚓️ 9 cargo ships ⚓️ 1 oil tanker ⚓️ 1 LNG tanker ⚓️ 1 tugboat