Aircraft & UAVs

Fire Point FP-2

Also known as
  • FP-2
  • Fire Point FP-2 tactical drone
  • FP-2 Front Strike
  • FP-2 front-strike UAV

Fire Point FP-2 is a Ukrainian front-strike one-way attack UAV derived from the FP-series airframe, trading the FP-1's deep-strike endurance for a heavier payload and shorter-range precision attack role against Russian frontline and occupied-territory targets.

Fire Point FP-2, Frontline one-way attack UAV, Aircraft & UAVs
Image source: Fire Point FP-1 FP-2 Product Page

Role in Conflicts

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Ukraine
Built by
Fire Point
Type
Frontline one-way attack UAV
Service note
Documented Ukrainian wartime service from 2025
Designer
Fire Point
Designed
FP-series work began in late 2022; FP-2 operational use documented in 2025
Produced
2025-present

Specifications

Role
Front-strike one-way attack UAV for static and non-static ground targets
Baseline payload
Up to 105 kg
Baseline range
Up to 200 km
Upgraded heavy payload
Reported 200 kg payload with 370 km range
Extended-range option
Reported 700 km range while retaining a 105 kg warhead
Maximum speed
205 km/h
Cruising speed
140-180 km/h
Wingspan
6 m
Maximum takeoff weight
215 kg
Launch
Rocket-assisted ground launch from stationary platform or truck
Launch readiness
18 minutes
Reported rocket armament
Two rails with four unguided S-5 rockets each on one displayed modification
Rocket firing standoff
Reported 1.5-3 km for the FP rocket-carrying drone configuration
FP-Series Tradeoff

Fire Point and Ukrainian reporting frame FP-2 as the front-strike branch of the FP-series UAV family. It uses a shared FP-series airframe concept but shifts the design balance toward payload and shorter response-range missions rather than the FP-1 deep-strike profile.

Baseline role

Front-strike attacks on static and non-static ground targets.

Official Fire Point product data lists FP-2 separately from FP-1 under the FP-1/FP-2 UAV systems page.

Launch concept

Rocket-assisted ground launch from stationary positions or truck-based launchers.

The shared FP-1/FP-2 system data gives an 18-minute launch readiness figure.

Upgrade path

Redesigned wing and fuel arrangements have been reported for 370 km / 200 kg and 700 km / 105 kg FP-2 configurations.

Public reports do not identify every operational batch or unit allocation.

Variants

Public reporting treats FP-2 as the front-strike member of Fire Point's FP-series UAV family, with payload and wing/fuel changes creating distinct mission configurations.

VariantConfigurationDesignation notes
FP-2 baseline front-strike configuration105 kg payload, 200 km range

Fire Point's official product page lists FP-2 as the Front Strike version for static and non-static ground targets with a payload up to 105 kg and range up to 200 km.

Sources: Fire Point FP-1 FP-2 Product Page

FP-2 extended-range 105 kg configurationRetains 105 kg payload with longer range

Ukrainska Pravda reported at Eurosatory 2026 that Fire Point said an upgraded mid-strike FP-2 would reach 700 km while retaining the earlier 105 kg warhead.

Sources: Ukrainska Pravda FP-1 FP-2 Eurosatory

FP-2 heavy-warhead configuration200 kg payload, 370 km range

UNITED24 and Ukrainska Pravda reported that a redesigned wing with an integrated fuel tank enabled a 200 kg FP-2 warhead configuration with a stated 370 km range.

Sources: UNITED24 FP-2 200 kg Upgrade, Ukrainska Pravda FP-1 FP-2 Eurosatory

FP-2 rocket-rail configurationUnguided S-5 rocket rails plus attack-drone strike

Ukrainska Pravda reported a displayed modification with two launch rails carrying four unguided S-5 rockets each, while UNITED24 reported Ukrainian FP-2 rocket use in occupied Crimea.

Sources: Ukrainska Pravda FP-1 FP-2 Eurosatory, UNITED24 FP-2 Crimea Rockets

Rocket Armament

One documented FP-2 modification uses underwing rails for unguided aircraft rockets before the drone continues toward its primary target.

Launched itemItem typeLaunch evidence
S-5 rocket, 57 mm unguided air-to-surface rocket, MunitionsS-5 rocket57 mm unguided rocket

Ukrainska Pravda reported an upgraded FP-2 modification with two launch rails carrying four unguided S-5 rockets each.

Sources: Ukrainska Pravda FP-1 FP-2 Eurosatory

Timeline

Fire Point FP-2 Key Events

  1. FP-series work begins

    Fire Point's chief designer told UNITED24 that work on the company's long-range drone concept began in late 2022, forming the basis for the FP-series airframe approach.

    Sources: UNITED24 Fire Point Program

  2. SBU Alpha FP-2 strikes reported

    Ukrainska Pravda, citing the Security Service of Ukraine, reported that SBU Alpha operators struck Russian equipment and personnel concentrations in occupied territory with FP-2 drones carrying 105 kg warheads.

    Sources: Ukrainska Pravda SBU FP-2 Strikes

  3. DIU reports FP-2 strike on Rubikon command post

    Defence Intelligence of Ukraine reported directing an FP-2 UAV with a 105 kg warhead against a Russian Rubikon drone-unit command post in occupied Avdiivka.

    Sources: DIU FP-2 Rubikon Avdiivka Strike

  4. FP-2 reported in frontline use

    UNITED24 reported from a Fire Point briefing that Ukrainian units used FP-2 drones in confirmed 2025 strikes where short flight distance and heavier warheads were important.

    Sources: UNITED24 FP-2 Frontline Strike Drone

  5. Rocket-armed FP-2 strike reported in Crimea

    UNITED24 reported video of a Ukrainian FP-2 firing unguided rockets at a Russian Black Sea Fleet communications node near Myrne in occupied Crimea.

    Sources: UNITED24 FP-2 Crimea Rockets

  6. Upgraded FP-1/FP-2 shown in Paris

    Ukrainska Pravda reported that Fire Point displayed upgraded FP-1/FP-2 drones at Eurosatory 2026, including a wing redesign, longer-range FP-2 options, and undisclosed AI additions.

    Sources: Ukrainska Pravda FP-1 FP-2 Eurosatory

Media

Fire Point FP-2 Videos

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Sources

Fire Point FP-1 FP-2 Product PagePublisher: Fire Point | Note: Supports official FP-1/FP-2 family identity, FP-2 Front Strike role, baseline FP-2 payload and range, shared system speed, wingspan, launch method, launch readiness, manufacturer, and the official shared FP-1/FP-2 family image provenance. | Accessed: 2026-07-03UNITED24 FP-2 Frontline Strike DronePublisher: UNITED24 Media | Note: Supports 2014 Russia-Ukraine War direct conflict-use by Ukrainian units in confirmed 2025 FP-2 strikes and the FP-2 role as a tactical/frontline strike drone. | Accessed: 2026-07-03UNITED24 FP-2 Crimea RocketsPublisher: UNITED24 Media | Note: Supports 2014 Russia-Ukraine War direct conflict-use by Ukrainian FP-2 drones in occupied Crimea and the reported rocket-armed FP-2 configuration. | Accessed: 2026-07-03UNITED24 FP-2 200 kg UpgradePublisher: UNITED24 Media | Note: Supports the reported FP-2 heavy-warhead upgrade, redesigned wing context, domestic component shift, and additional FP-series configurations. | Accessed: 2026-07-03Ukrainska Pravda FP-1 FP-2 EurosatoryPublisher: Ukrainska Pravda | Note: Supports the Eurosatory 2026 FP-1/FP-2 upgrade display, FP-2 200 kg and 700 km configuration claims, S-5 rocket-rail modification, and AI-update caveat. | Accessed: 2026-07-03Ukrainska Pravda SBU FP-2 StrikesPublisher: Ukrainska Pravda | Note: Supports 2014 Russia-Ukraine War direct conflict-use by SBU Alpha operators striking Russian equipment and personnel concentrations in occupied territory with FP-2 drones carrying 105 kg warheads. | Accessed: 2026-07-03DIU FP-2 Rubikon Avdiivka StrikePublisher: Defence Intelligence of Ukraine | Note: Supports 2014 Russia-Ukraine War direct conflict-use by DIU operatives directing an FP-2 UAV with a 105 kg warhead against a Russian Rubikon drone-unit command post in occupied Avdiivka. | Accessed: 2026-07-03NV Fire Point Rocket FP DronePublisher: The New Voice of Ukraine | Note: Supports the FP rocket-carrying drone configuration, eight S-5 rocket load, reported 1.5-3 km firing distance, and serial-production context for the rocket-armed version. | Accessed: 2026-07-03UNITED24 Fire Point ProgramPublisher: UNITED24 Media | Note: Supports FP-series development background, shared FP-1/FP-2 airframe context, and Fire Point program history. | Accessed: 2026-07-03