Ukraine’s Defence Forces struck at least 59 Russian targets in September 2026 using systems produced by Fire Point, the Ukrainian manufacturer reported.
According to the company, 21 vessels were struck using FP-2 drones. Most of them were tankers belonging to Russia’s shadow fleet. Fire Point stressed that this is one of the key sources of revenue enabling Russia to finance the continuation of the war.
In addition, 10 oil and gas infrastructure facilities were struck by FP-1 drones. The company said the attacks forced some of the largest oil refineries in the European part of Russia to halt or reduce operations, dealing another blow to revenues generated by the Russian economy.
Another 10 military-industrial facilities were struck in September using FP-1 drones and FP-5 Flamingo missiles. Fire Point noted that the targets included a facility linked to the production of rocket fuel components, including those used for Iskander missiles.
The company added that another 18 targets belonged to other categories.
“Some operations remain outside open sources, so 59 is the minimum number of targets that can be confirmed and publicly disclosed,” the Ukrainian manufacturer said.
