Ukraine conducts record drone strike of 2,500km after 12-hour flight — $55,000 unit made of plywood halts operations at Russia's largest gasoline producer

Ukraine conducts record drone strike of 2,500km after 12-hour flight — $55,000 unit made of plywood halts operations at Russia's largest gasoline producer

Ukraine's unprecedented drone strike on a Russian oil refinery in Omsk, Siberia, showcased the FP-1 drone's remarkable endurance and precision. The $55,000 drone, constructed largely from plywood, flew over 2,500 kilometers in 12 hours to deliver a crippling blow to Gazprom Neft's operations, Russia's largest gasoline producer. This daring attack not only highlights the innovative tactics Ukraine employs but also underscores the escalating technological warfare in the conflict, potentially shifting the strategic balance in the region.

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