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💥 «Raid» struck a bridge in Crimea! On the night of June 17, operators of the 413th USF «Raid» Regiment delivered drone strikes against a road bridge near the village of Voinka in the northern part of occupied Crimea. The bridge supports and roadway were damaged; the structure will require repairs. The bridge is a key element of the peninsula's transport infrastructure, running from Dzhankoi through Armiansk to the occupied part of the Kherson region. Striking this target complicates the Russians' logistics and contributes to turning Crimea into an «island». The strike was executed using Ukrainian-made «middle-strike» drones developed by Fire Point.

Сили оборони атакували Тюмєнський НПЗ, розташований за 2000 км від України. Місцеві мешканці повідомляють про щонайменше два вибухи. Перед цим у місті було оголошено дронову безпеку, а сам завод екстрено скидав тиск в системі. Проєктна потужність переробки підприємства становить від 7,5 до 9 мільйонів тонн сирої нафти на рік.

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@NTenzer Thank you Nicolas! Was a great pleasure to meet you and thank you for your strong position and all support for Ukraine 😌

It was a great pleasure to meet and talk yesterday with Iryna Terekh, 34, CEO & CTO of Fire Point, the leading Ukrainian defense company that is achieving terrific feats with its drones and Flamingo missiles. 6,000 employees in 2026 vs 20 in 2023: this is Ukraine. Слава Україні!

The post-Cold War order was built on assumptions russia never shared. Today’s queues at the Fire Point stand suggest Europe has understood the assignment. Exceptional second day at Eurosatory.

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Ukrainian Flamingo missile producer Fire Point is the most popular kid at school in this year’s Eurosatory

This time, the Moscow region felt the reach of Ukraine’s long-range capabilities. An oil refinery was hit at a distance of 500 kilometers. I thank the warriors of the Security Service of Ukraine, the Unmanned Systems Forces, the Special Operations Forces, the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, and the Missile Forces for their effective work. Russia must be forced to end its war against our people. And Ukraine’s long-range weapons are one of the important components of such pressure. This is a just response to Russian strikes – and to the dragging out of a war that must be ended. Glory to Ukraine!

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🇺🇦Компанія Fire Point представила власні верстати для виробництва ракетних двигунів на міжнародній збройній виставці Eurosatory у Парижі Все, що відомо читайте тут👇 militarnyi.com/uk/news/fire-p…

BBC Ukraine has published an excellent article titled "'From now on, consider it an island.' Who and how is carrying out the operation to 'sever' Crimea" I’ll break down the key points. In early June, Ukrainian forces launched a series of strikes on the bridges connecting occupied Crimea to the mainland — Chongar, Armiansk, and the crossing to the Arabat Spit. And for the first time, they did so not with Western Storm Shadow or HIMARS systems, but with their own drones: “Now, attacks on key Crimean bridges - near Chongar and Armyansk - were carried out by Ukrainian FP-2 and "Begemot" (only Chongar was hit by them) drones, which are capable of carrying a 75-100 kg warhead over a distance of up to 300 km.” What used to be done with expensive Western missiles requiring all sorts of approvals is now being done with our own weapons. Without anyone else’s permission. The only caveat is that the warhead in the FP-2 is actually larger than the stated 100 kg)) The operation was conducted by a new unit — the “Phalanx” multi-domain operations center, formed in the spring of 2026 by merging the 1st Separate Assault Regiment named after Dmytro Kotsiubailo and the 475th Separate Assault Regiment Code 9.2. The logic behind the name: “The point is that Ukrainian assault forces received their "long spear" - middle-strike attack drones, primarily FP-2, for the first time. Previously, they only had short-range drones.” “'The long spear was not invented by Alexander the Great, but it was he who was able to build an invincible combat formation on it,' notes 'Flint.'” Our infantry has gained its own long-range strike capability, which has effectively replaced tactical aviation: “The responsiveness we have gained sometimes plays a decisive role on the battlefield. I no longer need to look for someone to engage this target. I can take it and engage it myself.” Previously, a request for air support took weeks to process — now striking a target 100–300 km away takes just a few hours. The most important thing is why this was done. Phalanx’s cyber intelligence discovered that the Russians, having lost the route through Mariupol, rerouted fuel supplies via Crimea. So they hit the convoy: “We received information that a very large Russian convoy was being prepared. Within a short period - about 6 hours - a decision was made to strike the Chongar bridge to prevent this convoy from passing.” Commander Nastenka describes the result as follows: “There is no longer a transport corridor to Crimea from the mainland. We have issued a 'death warrant.' By striking the bridges, we desacralized this object. I have no doubt that all bridges will be finished off. This will be systematic work 100%. From now on, Crimea can be considered an island. Let the Russians buy boats to get to the mainland.” And this directly strikes at the logistics of the nearly 100,000-strong “Vostok” group advancing on Zaporizhzhia: “he amount of fuel distributed to all brigades of the grouping is so small that only one of our regiments 'consumes' that much. That is, their fuel situation is very, very bad.” What’s particularly valuable is that there’s no need to completely destroy the bridges — it’s enough to force the enemy to switch to pontoon bridges with reverse traffic, and the logistics will collapse on their own: “If they deploy pontoons, it does not provide the same throughput as a stationary bridge. Huge ‘tails’ of cars are created, logistics breaks down.” The entire operation — cyber intelligence, six-hour planning, a strike with our own drones, and preparation for a ground assault — is a demonstration of just how important it is to have our own professional army and weapons. Thanks to this evolution, we can strike wherever and whenever we deem necessary. And Crimea is now truly an island. Although I wouldn’t recommend Russians entering the ports.

Fire Point at Eurosatory. Come and discover something ✨pointy✨ at hall 4

@MilAviaUA Якщо їм зараз не до вподоби, ми обіцяємо тренуватись ще більше і краще 🫡

Не подобається пілотаж FP-1/2?

Такий день 😃

🇺🇦 Happy Unmanned Systems Forces Day! @usf_army 😎🤙

@markomihkelson Thank you Marko!

Ukraine's recent battlefield successes are largely the result of technological innovation, driven in part by the West's slow and hesitant support. One might joke that before long Germany could be looking to acquire Ukrainian Flamingos and drones rather than debating whether to provide Taurus missiles to Ukraine.

Один із командирів батальйону БПЛА "Асгард" Джоконда попередив про ризики для обороноздатності🇺🇦 через інформаційні кампанії навколо компанії #FirePoint. Cистеми FP дозволяють вражати об'єкти супротивника на значній відстані, а радіус дії ударних засобів продовжує збільшуватись.

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