Ukraine strikes key Russian logistics hub with long-range FP-1 drones, Fire Point says
FP-1 drones strike a key warehouse in Koledino (photo: RBC-Ukraine collage)
Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck a warehouse operated by logistics company 3PL in Koledino. The facility provides cargo storage and distribution for major Russian companies, Fire Point reports.
What is known about the strike on Koledino
According to preliminary data, Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck a warehouse operated by logistics company 3PL in Koledino.
The facility is an important logistics hub. It provides:
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Cargo storage;
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Goods sorting;
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Distribution of products for major Russian companies and marketplaces.
The aftermath of the strike (photo: t.me/firepointofficial)
"Such strikes weaken Russia's economic potential by disrupting logistics chains and causing losses to major Russian companies," the statement said.
On July 24, Fire Point released footage of the launch of the Flamingo missile, which struck the Avitek machine-building plant in Kirov.
The plant produced components for surface-to-air missiles and aviation systems.
Meanwhile, the company explained how much cheaper the Ukrainian Flamingo missile is than the US-made Tomahawk.
According to Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh, producing the Flamingo costs nearly six times less.
