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FP-1

Ukrainian long-range attack drone; struck YANOS refinery at ~1,100 km range in 2026.

Last refreshed: 1 April 2026

Key Question

What can the FP-1 hit at 1,100 km range, and what is still beyond it?

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Common Questions
What is the FP-1 drone Ukraine?
The FP-1 is a Ukrainian-developed long-range one-way attack drone used for deep strikes against Russian infrastructure targets. It struck the YANOS refinery in Yaroslavl on 28 March 2026.Source:
How far can the FP-1 drone fly?
The FP-1 demonstrated a range of approximately 1,100 km, reaching the YANOS refinery in Yaroslavl, Russia, on 28 March 2026.Source: Strike reports
What is the difference between FP-1 and FP-5 Flamingo?
The FP-1 is a one-way attack drone typically used against area targets. The FP-5 Flamingo is a cruise missile with a longer range (3,000 km), larger warhead (1,150 kg), and precision strike capability.
What did Ukrainian FP-1 drones hit in Russia?
FP-1 drones hit the YANOS oil refinery in Yaroslavl on 28 March 2026, starting fires in at least three sections of the facility. A child was killed in Yaroslavl city during the attack.Source: Ukrainian and Russian sources

Background

The FP-1 is a Ukrainian-developed long-range one-way attack drone used in deep-strike operations against Russian territory. On 28 March 2026, FP-1 drones struck the YANOS oil refinery in Yaroslavl, igniting fires across at least three sections and contributing to Russia's cascade refinery disruptions. The Yaroslavl strike placed the FP-1's operational reach at approximately 1,100 km from the Ukrainian front line.

The FP-1 represents the lower-cost tier of Ukraine's long-range strike arsenal, complementing the larger FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile. It is a one-way attack drone designed for area targets such as refineries and storage facilities rather than hardened point targets. Ukraine has deployed FP-1 drones in coordinated multi-axis strikes alongside FP-5 missiles, maximising the number of simultaneous targets and saturating Russian air defences.

Precise specifications remain classified, but the FP-1's demonstrated range and its role in the Yaroslavl strike confirm Ukraine has developed an operationally significant deep-strike drone capability beyond Shahed-pattern systems. The drone programme represents a shift from reactive air defence to proactive strategic depth attack.