Ukrainian FP-2 drones hit over 100 Russian targets in occupied Crimea in three months

Ukraine's defense forces have struck over 100 Russian military targets in occupied Crimea over the past three months using FP-2 drones, according to the Fire Point company on September 22. Nearly half of the strikes hit critical infrastructure vital for occupying forces, including energy facilities, forcing Russia to rely on fuel-intensive generators. About 20% targeted logistics and transport infrastructure, while the remaining 30% hit military assets like air defense systems, aircraft, and headquarters. Fire Point released a map showing strike intensity across Crimea. Recent attacks include a September 18 hit on an Orion drone control station and a September 16 strike on a Su-24 bomber at Saky airfield, with damage assessments ongoing.