SSU servicemen struck Russian bases in the temporarily occupied territory with domestic FP-2 drones with 105-kilogram warheads.
This was reported by the SSU press service, which published a video of these attacks.
The strikes on the enemy bases were carried out by the operators of the attack drones of the SSU Center of Special Operations ‘A’.
The FP-2 drones hit the places where military equipment and manpower of the Russian occupation forces were concentrated.
“Bright nighttime ‘fireworks’ were provided by FP-2 drones with a 105 kg warhead,” the SSU said.
The special service did not disclose the exact time and location of attacks on the enemy, only noted that they continued to destroy the invaders by all available means.
FP-2
FP-2 mimics the design of the long-range FP-1 drone, which Ukraine uses to hit targets deep in the Russian rear.
At the same time, this modification received a warhead weight of 105 kg, and the range of use was reduced from 1400 to 200 km.
The domestic drone is available in versions with autonomous guidance, as well as in the FPV configuration for precise targeting by the operator.
