Fire Point FP-1 is a Ukrainian long-range one-way attack UAV produced by Fire Point for deep strikes against static ground targets. Official Fire Point data presents FP-1 as the deep-strike member of the FP-series UAV line, while 2026 Ukrainian reporting tied FP-1 drones to Moscow-region strikes, a Caspian Sea attack on a Project 21630 Buyan artillery ship, and a reported strike on Russia's Protasovo airfield.
Ukrainian and defense-media reporting documents FP-1 in long-range strikes against Russian targets, including the May 16-17, 2026 Moscow-region strike package, an SSO-reported Caspian Sea attack on a Project 21630 Buyan artillery ship, and a reported strike on UAV-development hangars at Protasovo airfield.
Role detailsFire Point presents FP-1 and FP-2 as ground-launched strike UAVs built around a shared FP-series concept, with FP-1 optimized for fuel capacity and deep-strike range rather than FP-2's heavier front-strike payload. Public reporting describes the family as a scalable Ukrainian wartime production line, but individual strike reports still vary in how much target, unit, and damage detail they disclose.
FP-1 is the long-range FP-series configuration for static ground targets, with official Fire Point data listing up to 60 kg payload and up to 2,600 km operating range.
Source: Fire Point FP-1 FP-2 Product Page.
UNITED24 reports that FP-1 and FP-2 share a carbon-fiber airframe approach but trade fuel capacity and payload differently.
Source: UNITED24 Fire Point Program.
Ukrainska Pravda reported a Eurosatory 2026 FP-1 upgrade with an integrated wing fuel tank and a claimed 2,700 km strike range.
Fire Point did not publicly disclose the details of its reported AI additions.
Fire Point presents FP-1 and FP-2 as adjacent FP-series UAV systems with different range and payload tradeoffs.
| Variant | Configuration | Designation notes |
|---|---|---|
 | Adjacent FP-series front-strike UAV | Fire Point lists FP-2 on the same FP-1/FP-2 product page as the front-strike version for static and non-static ground targets, trading FP-1's longer range for a heavier payload. Sources: Fire Point FP-1 FP-2 Product Page |
Ukrainska Pravda, citing Ukraine's General Staff, reported that Ukrainian-made Bars RS-1, Fire Point FP-1, BARS-SM Gladiator, and other drones were used against facilities in Moscow Oblast on the night of May 16-17, 2026.
Sources: Ukrainska Pravda General Staff weapons list
UNN reported that Ukrainian Special Operations Forces footage showed FP-1 drones striking a Russian Project 21630 Buyan artillery ship in the Caspian Sea, while leaving the exact hull name unconfirmed.
Sources: UNN SSO FP-1 Caspian Strike
UNITED24 reported geolocated material and Dnipro OSINT analysis connecting a Ukrainian-made Fire Point FP-1 long-range strike drone to an attack on hangars at Russia's Protasovo airfield in Ryazan Oblast.
Sources: UNITED24 FP-1 Protasovo Airfield
Ukrainska Pravda reported that Fire Point presented upgraded FP-1 and FP-2 drones at Eurosatory 2026, with FP-2 range and payload changes and undisclosed AI updates.
Sources: Ukrainska Pravda FP-1 FP-2 Eurosatory
