At the MSPO exhibition in Poland, the Ukrainian company Fire Point introduced the FP-2 strike drone designed for frontline missions. This was reported by "Militarny".

The new drone is structurally similar to the long-range FP-1 UAV, used for targeting deep behind enemy lines, but boasts different specifications. Its range has been reduced to 200 km, while the payload capacity has increased to 105 kg.

This drone can strike stationary targets autonomously and engage moving targets under operator control via radio link. It operates effectively both day and night.

FP-2 is already in use at the front lines, with developers offering both stationary and mobile launch options that can be camouflaged as trucks.

Additionally, Fire Point announced several new projects at the MSPO, including ballistic missiles FP-7 and FP-9. The former has a range of up to 200 km with a payload of 150 kg, while the latter can travel up to 855 km carrying a payload of 800 kg.

Recall that the FP-1 drone was introduced in the spring, intended for strategic strikes deep into enemy territory.