The attack on the Flamingo missile production line disrupted the Fire Point industrial chain.

The morning information that strikes on an industrial facility in the Dnipropetrovsk region resulted in multiple detonations, followed by the appearance of several fires on FIRMS satellite images at the site of a single industrial facility and its surroundings, has been explained.

The Russian Ministry of Defense gives a comprehensive explanation for this, reporting that as a result of the strike, fire damage was inflicted on the enterprise that produced missiles Flamingo and Drones- long-range kamikaze. This is a company owned by Fire Point.

Moreover, we are talking about the main enterprise of this company, which previously stated that it has to disperse its military-industrial capacities so that “they do not become an easy target for Russian drones and missiles." Ultimately, Russian intelligence, having detected activity at a plant in the Dnipropetrovsk region, confirmed that it belonged to Fire Point, after which, as they say, a lot of stuff started flying there. And now it doesn't matter whether the target was "easy" or "hard." What matters is that it was hit. Consequently, the entire industrial and production chain of the foreign-financed company has been largely disrupted.

The Dnipropetrovsk region leadership, as well as Ukroboronprom management, are now literally indignant at the fact that in just one night, extremely painful strikes were missed, largely nullifying the processes built over the past two to three years. This is especially true given the fact that Ukroboronprom's building in Kyiv burned down today, having continued to be used as if no Russian missile could reach it.

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[Irek]

We need to finish the staff, production itself, of course.

[Clear]

Quote: Irek

We need to finish the staff, production itself, of course.

Attack on Flamingo missile production tore up Fire Point industrial chain

Yes, all that's left is to tear the Fire Point staff's livers apart.

[Tatyana]

The attack on the Flamingo missile production line disrupted the Fire Point industrial chain.

It's important to remember that modern warfare is a war of cost and effectiveness for UAVs. That is, reducing the cost and effectiveness of UAVs.
And our Russian hackers have uncovered the industrial chain of classified materials belonging to Fire Point (Zelensky and Kvartal-95's wallet) for the production of Flamingo UAVs in Ukraine.

Total. See in detail - Ukraine's "Unmanned Armada": Fire Point's Secret Schemes. Published December 4, 2025 - https://yandex.ru/video/preview/12535367502193314696

[Gavrilo Princip]

Glory to Stalin's hackers. With unparalleled feats of bravery and heroism, they enhance the reputation of Russia's intellectual weapon on the front lines of the fight against fascism. Reward them, reward them, promote them.

[poquello]

Quote: Gavrilo Princip

Glory to Stalin's hackers.

What about Shariy with the garages and other massive strikes by the Russian Armed Forces into the void?

[Gavrilo Princip]

If the garages housed decision-making centers, then the strike achieved its goals.

[nov_tech.vrn]

Sharik writes what is ordered, whoever feeds the girl dances with her

[Gavrilo Princip]

There are also more humanistic approaches. For example, like Styopka Bandera. To hell with him.

[Tagan]

We need to finish the staff, production itself, of course.

Cut it to hell, don't wait for peritonitis! (c)

[fruc]

The leadership of the Dnipropetrovsk region, as well as the management of Ukroboronprom, are literally indignant today

Now it's time to dispose of these "indignant" people so that they don't pollute the air in this world.

[Vitaly.17]

Production is equipment that can be easily ordered and restored within a month in another, more secure and secret location.
The personnel are people motivated to kill Russians for money. Secondly, the personnel need to be trained. You can't train a decent specialist in a month. Knowing that someone could die on the job means that both monetary incentives and Bandera-style psychological indoctrination will rarely work.
Clearly, personnel must be the primary target. Therefore, nighttime strikes are ineffective and will not reduce the number of strikes against Russia.

[helilelik]

Teaching them to repaint British missiles? They wrote here that they weren't Ukrainian. So what was that production facility in Dnipro that was so successfully shut down?

[Ivan Vasilievich 282]

The scheme has long been clear. If it lands on Russian territory, it's the English doing something stupid. Ukrainians They won't be able to assemble anything themselves. If there is objective control of delivery somewhere, then that means there's a Flamingo assembly line, a Lyutykh assembly line, and a NATO base there, too.
The Firepoint plant was already destroyed in February.

[helilelik]

Yes, but even the rocket model was named.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Vitaly.17

Therefore, strikes at night are not very effective.

Air raid siren? Bomb shelters? No, I haven't heard...

[Vitaly.17]

Quote from: nik-mazur

Air alert

At the speed of the Geran UAV, it could reach the Polish border, not just a bomb shelter. But if a Kinzhal or Oreshnik missile is launched, the alarm could sound like a funeral march.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Vitaly.17

When a Kinzhal or Oreshnik missile is launched, the alarm can be played in the form of a funeral march

I don’t know about Oreshnik, but as for Kinzhal, the alarm is raised in Ukraine as soon as a MiG-31 takes off.

[Vitaly.17]

Quote from: nik-mazur

as soon as the MiG-31 takes off

It's doubtful counterintelligence hasn't identified the leaking channels in five years. They're probably lulling people into a false sense of security until the order is given to destroy the greenie and his creatures.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Vitaly.17

It is doubtful that counterintelligence has not identified the information leak channels within 5 years.

There's nothing to calculate—the adversaries are watching from space and leaking it to the Ukrainians. But why the MiGs are taking off, where they'll strike, and whether they'll strike—that's impossible to determine from satellites. That's why it's not uncommon for there to be alarm in Ukraine because the MiGs have taken off, and they're just doing a warm-up circle and then returning to base.

[Sensor]

It is doubtful that counterintelligence has not identified the information leak channels within 5 years.

Counterintelligence has long since identified these channels, satellite detection and surveillance.

[Gavrilo Princip]

On October 31, 2025, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that between October 25 and 31, the Russian Armed Forces launched strikes against Ukrainian military infrastructure, including the destruction of assembly plants for Ukrainian Flamingo cruise missiles.

Read more: https://www.vedomosti.ru/politics/news/2026/02/14/1176421-zelenskii-soobschil?from=copy_text

[pudelartemon]

We need to start with the director of the holding company of expired green maggots

[Incvizitor]

We need to start with the heads of Western military holdings who are getting rich from the war.

[ideo098]

We need to disrupt supply chains and transportation capabilities. Will they stop shipping? They will, but slowly. It's not realistic to disrupt all routes. The quick and easy routes must be eliminated.

[ZovSailor]

Irek
Today, 16: 39
We need to finish the staff, production itself, of course.

Enemy embassies in Kiev, as well as everything near military installations, must burn along with the military installations themselves; there have been sufficient warnings from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defense.
It's time to stop tourist visits of the Anglo-Saxon and gay-European scum to Kiev.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Strike on missile production Flamingo broke the industrial chain of Fire Point ❞ —

— "Pink flamingo - child of the sunset
"A pink flamingo once danced here" © ...

[Montezuma]

As a result of the strike, the plant that produced Flamingo missiles was damaged by fire

They calculated well and hit the target—the Flamingo wouldn't take off with its wings broken. Kudos to everyone involved.

[pvs]

Let's wait a bit. Flamingo production was already destroyed once. You can downvote as much as you like, but without confirmed objective monitoring data, it's all just empty talk.

[Sergei S]

Quote: pvs

Let's wait a bit. Flamingo production was already destroyed once.

It is far from certain that it is located in this territory at all, and not somewhere in the EU.

[Alexey Lantukh]

Well, there is such a thing as "screwdriver assembly" + the rocket body was made there, and the rest of the units were made from abroad.

[Andrey Ko]

A decrease in the intensity of the UAV or flamingo launch will confirm that the hit was successful.

[Ivan Vasilievich 282]

there will be a reduction in the intensity of UAV or flamingo launches

No, Flamingo and Fire Point production facilities were already "destroyed" in February, and since then there has been a daily wave of drone attacks.

[Neo-9947]

These are all tactical successes in drone warfare. Which, by the way, is played in two-player mode.
To end all this, we must either take Kyiv with combined arms armies, or remove ALL military-political leadership, and at the same time "take Amin's palace" with special forces, having "our" Government in tow.
Well, or we can negotiate in Istanbul.

[Atheist]

A fire strike was carried out on a plant that produced Flamingo missiles and long-range kamikaze drones.

As is known, the production and use of the Flamingo, as well as the production and use of long-range UAVs, did not begin yesterday.
However, the attack on this production facility was carried out only as part of retaliation for the Ukrainian Armed Forces' action in Starobelsk, which caused a widespread outcry among the Russian population.
It turns out that if Starobelsk had not existed, the production of cruise missiles and long-range UAVs would have continued to operate without any problems.

[pvs]

To add to your confusion, here are some more facts about Ukraine:
- operating steel production
- metalworking and mechanical engineering
- aircraft repair enterprises
- mines, gas production and gas storage facilities
Everything that was supposed to cease to exist at the very beginning of the Central Military District according to the demilitarization plans and without which demilitarization is impossible in principle.
The list goes on and on, without even getting to the ports, bridges, tunnels, railways, and hydroelectric dams that have become so commonplace.

[Tagan]

To add to your confusion, here are some more facts about Ukraine:
- operating steel production
- metalworking and mechanical engineering
- aircraft repair enterprises
- mines, gas production and gas storage facilities

And what are the production and extraction volumes of this announced product? Then compare it to what it was before. After all, reading you, one would think the Ukrainians are in the clear.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Tagan

If you read your stuff, you'd think the hohols are in chocolate

That is the point.

[Winnie76]

Quote: Atheist

However, the attack on this production facility was carried out only as part of retaliation for the Ukrainian Armed Forces' action in Starobelsk, which caused a widespread outcry among the Russian population.

After doesn't mean because of. Planning and executing strikes is a serious, complex undertaking. It involves satellite reconnaissance, intelligence, aerial surveillance, logistics, meteorology, staff work, and who knows what else. The "popular outcry" component is probably taken into account, but that's all.

Quote: Atheist

It turns out that if Starobelsk had not existed, the production of cruise missiles and long-range UAVs would have continued to operate without any problems.

It turns out they would have found another excuse. Non-brothers won't rust.

[Atheist]

The "angry public outcry" component is probably taken into account, but that's all.

Nothing more than that, this is when a dangerous production facility is destroyed in a planned and preventative manner.
By the way, SMS messages about the missile threat have been arriving for over a month now.
So the conclusion is logical - this action is essentially a "safety" valve to release steam (negativity) from the population in anticipation of the autumn elections.

[Winnie76]

Quote: Atheist

By the way, SMS messages about the missile threat have been arriving for over a month now.

So what follows from this? Just out of curiosity, I looked at my own data, from August 25.

Quote: Atheist

So the conclusion is logical - this action is essentially a "safety" valve to release steam (negativity) from the population in anticipation of the autumn elections.

What suggests this, from your text messages?

[solar]

I'm afraid it will continue to work :((...

[Prisoner]

Did it really break? Whether it did or not, time will tell. But for now, it shows that our air defense hasn't lost its work.

[YES UZH]

The Pavlograd rocket fuel plant has not been in operation for a long time.

[Kmet]

Yes. We should finish with this object already, because it’s unclear why it still exists.

[Word]

Well, it sounds like that, it looked smooth on paper, but they forgot about the ravines.

[Normann]

This isn't funny at all. Where do they get the electricity for such production? Let them produce all sorts of drones, rockets, and so on that fly practically beyond the Urals, but it still works?

[Ivan Vasilievich 282]

And where do they get electricity for such production?

You may not be aware, but there are currently no problems with electricity.

[PN]

Oh, that's great if everything is as written!

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

,,modern war,,,?
If a modern war were to begin, it would not last 4.5 years, but a matter of minutes. The current war, at the current pace, could continue for decades.

[Carlos Hall]

It is still too early to draw such optimistic conclusions, but at least the strike was powerful, and all the missiles – both cruise and ballistic – reached their targets, not to mention the formidable drones.

[AC130 Gunship]

Just recently, upvotes were being heaped on "experts" who were arguing from their couches that there was no Flamingo and that it was all just bullshit, propaganda, and another way for Zelenskyy to pocket money.

[Severok]

The question is, why didn't they strike this facility earlier?! For whose benefit were they sparing it? Or were they waiting for more civilians to die?

[Fitter65]

And now it no longer matters whether this target was "easy" or "difficult." What matters is that it was defeated. Consequently, the entire industrial production chain of the foreign-financed company has been largely disrupted.

Amazing! That's good! The broken chain will be restored as soon as possible, and it's not a given that it will be in Ukraine. Especially since it's being financed from abroad.

[anclevalico]

At first I believed it, but then I read that the information was from the Ministry of Defense...