Ukraine's SBU Destroys Russian Military Warehouses Using FP-2 Drones in Occupied Territories

Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) has conducted precise drone strikes using domestically produced FP-2 drones to destroy Russian military warehouses and bases in temporarily occupied territories, targeting logistics and personnel hubs. The FP-2 drones carry 105-kilogram warheads and have a 200-kilometer range, offering substantial destructive capability despite a shorter range than their predecessor, the FP-1. This operation is part of a broader Ukrainian campaign to disrupt Russian military logistics, with over 160 drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure in 2025 causing significant refinery capacity reductions and fuel shortages. Separately, a Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces arms depot was struck by a drone attack near al-Hasakah, Syria, though casualty details remain unknown. Meanwhile, in Belgium, mysterious drones repeatedly flew over the Kleine Brogel air base, which stores US nuclear weapons, prompting police and military responses including helicopter pursuits and jamming attempts, though the drones evaded interception. These incidents highlight the growing use of drones in military and security conflicts across different regions globally.