🔥 Proud to build the birds powering deep strikes. @united24media shows exclusive footage of how @1usc_army operates our FP-1 long-range drones on missions deep inside Russia. ➡️ piped.video/watch?v=0ZOi8USP…

💥 Ukraine's defense forces strike plant producing Iskander missile fuel components using FP-1 drones. The strike targeted the Voronezhsintezkauchuk plant—a facility manufacturing synthetic rubber and other chemical raw materials used, among other things, in the production of solid rocket fuel for the Iskander tactical ballistic missile system. Following the impact, a fire was recorded on the enterprise's grounds.

There are two critical principles in modern warfare: 1) Systems must work together; 2) We can never rely on just one supplier. We are building these principles into FREYJA, our new European anti-ballistic missile defense system. This approach lets us combine systems from different European manufacturers—just like Lego bricks. With alternatives, we have far more room to act, and we never become dependent on a single supplier or component. These two principles are what make FREYJA different: A flexible, open architecture, with no remote kill switch and fully predictable performance. It gives us all confidence and control. War keeps changing: new weapons, tactics and technologies keep appearing. An anti-ballistic defense system has to be able to evolve with those changes without being rebuilt from scratch each time. That is FREYJA's priority. We do this collaboratively with the best actors in the defense sector. Our shared goal is to build a complete ecosystem that can protect Europe for the long term.

The @Guardian embeds with @Raid_413 to show how FP-1 & FP-2 long-range drones are grinding down Russia's logistics. theguardian.com/world/2026/s…

"Building protection against ballistic missiles on a much larger scale, at a lower cost."  As the lead developer behind #FREYJA, Fire Point is proud to architect a unified European anti-ballistic defense alongside our international partners.

you're welcome.

🔥 Overnight, Ukraine's Defense Forces used long-range Fire Point strike assets to cover over 1,000 km (620 miles) and hit the Kuibyshev oil refinery. Large fires broke out across the facility following multiple direct hits. OSINT analysts will no doubt have the detailed damage assessment ready soon :)

🔥 How we spent our summer in Crimea Over the past three months, Ukrainian Defense Forces used Fire Point systems to strike over 100 Russian military, energy, and infrastructure targets across Crimea. Every single strike degrades Russian capabilities on the southern front by crippling supply lines and logistics. 🟣 ~50% of targets were critical energy infrastructure, forcing occupying troops to burn through scarce fuel running heavy generators. 🟣 ~20% targeted transport networks, destroying bridges and hubs to stop armor movements and supply offloading. 🟣 ~30% hit high-value military assets, directly compromising air defense, aviation, and command-and-control operations. The map shows strike intensity: the brighter the color, the heavier the bombardment on that location. And we're just getting started.

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"If you open any Russian freshly produced ballistic missile, you will see that 60% of its component base... is imported from the USA or from Europe." — @iraterekh, CEO of Fire Point

🔥 Ukraine's Defense Forces knock out another ~4% of Russian oil refining capacity in attack on Moscow refinery. Yesterday, we tallied up the impact of Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries since the start of September: previous attacks had already paralyzed roughly 10% of Russia’s total refining capacity. Today, September 20, defense forces took another major facility offline—this time right in Moscow. The Moscow Oil Refinery processes about 12.15 million metric tons of crude per year (roughly 245,000 barrels per day). With this latest strike, approximately 14% of Russia's total oil refining capacity has been knocked out in the first 20 days of September alone. These targeted strikes will continue until Russia stops terrorizing Ukrainian cities.

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🔥 Moscow’s getting some heavy precipitation—and a serious heatwave. Forecast stays the same until Russia stops its terror against Ukrainian civilians.

“In the year of 2026, Ukraine launched over Russia twice as many deep strike drones as Russia launched towards Ukraine. And this is the number that nobody could ever believe in the year of 2022.”  — @iraterekh, CEO of Fire Point

Terrorizing Kyiv comes with a price. Every Russian attack will be answered.

🔥 Ukraine's Defense Forces hit Moscow again, targeting the city's main oil refinery with FP-1 drones. As a result of the strikes, the plant has come to a complete standstill. All primary refining units and a portion of the secondary processing units were damaged. That’s going to put a real dent in fuel supply for Russia's war machine ☺️

Our long-range responses had a very significant impact in the Moscow region last night. One of Russia’s key oil industry facilities and the aggressor’s logistics facility were hit. These are billions of dollars that sustain the war machine. The systems used included FP-1, RZ-100, MICH-2000, Palianytsia, Vendetta, Liutyi, Bars, Flamingo, Sichen, and Pelican. I thank our warriors for their accuracy: the Security Service of Ukraine together with the Unmanned Systems Forces, the Special Operations Forces, the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, and the Foreign Intelligence Service. Sanctions were also imposed on a facility in the Voronezh region. Moscow must end its brutal war and choose peace instead of building layered rings of air defense at the expense of other regions. Steps toward de-escalation are on the table – in energy and food security. What is needed is political will. I thank everyone who is strengthening Ukraine’s long-range capabilities. I am grateful to everyone who complements our long-range responses with responses through sanctions. Glory to Ukraine!

👀 Russian Pantsir air defense in the Moscow region taking in the view of the burning warehouses. The 'unmatched in the world' system operating right on schedule.

🔥 In response to Russian attacks on Ukraine, the Defense Forces used FP-1 drones to destroy another warehouse complex in the Moscow region. Preliminary reports indicate that warehouses belonging to 'Modern Warehouse Technologies' (Sovremennye Skladskie Tekhnologii) are currently in flames.