Communications Node of Russian Black Sea Fleet in Crimea Struck by Ukrainian Drones

Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) hit a communications node of the Russian Black Sea Fleet near the Mirny settlement in temporarily occupied Crimea.

The 1st Separate Center for Unmanned Systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published the video of the strike.

FP-1/2 strike drones manufactured by Fire Point were used, equipped with unguided aircraft rockets, which the drones fired before striking the target with the warhead.

Several strike UAVs hit a tower with antennas and radio equipment, as well as adjacent infrastructure.

Judging by the video, the drones were equipped with a new control interface featuring a reticle and a rangefinder scale for targeting in the strike zone.

The integration of unguided aircraft rockets on FP-1/2 drones became known in mid-May through reports in Russian Telegram channels.

According to Russian military sources, Ukrainian drones used missiles against mobile air defense groups of Russian forces. For this purpose, the drones were equipped with two launch rails with four missiles each.