Nightmare over Ukraine as Russian missiles flatten secret production base of deadly weapon systems in Boryspil
The conflict in Ukraine is evolving into a nightmarish cycle of escalation, with Kyiv responding to Russian strikes on infrastructure with indiscriminate drone attacks targeting Russian civilians, ensnaring the whole of Ukraine in a relentless pounding alongside localized strikes across a wide area of Russia that reached as far as the Ural Mountains on the night of September 25.
Terrifying Russian bombardment on critical assembly facilities and drone warehouses
Russian military forces launched a sweeping and relentless precision strike, completely destroying facilities where engines for Ukrainian "Flamingo" cruise missiles were stored in Boryspil. Moscow's war machine struck at the heart of the region's strategic infrastructure, leaving behind wreckage and sparking fears regarding subsequent moves on the front line. According to official claims issued by the Minoborony Rossii, the strike was utterly devastating and achieved the complete destruction of the target. In the Kyiv region, the attack focused on facilities belonging to the "Firepoint" company in the settlement of Boryspil, where assembly and storage of hazardous unmanned aerial vehicles were taking place.
American "Honeywell" TFE731 engines powering long-range missiles turned to ash within seconds
The very same site housed powerful "Honeywell" TFE731 engines, which served as the primary propulsion system for terrifying long-range "Flamingo" cruise missiles. The total destruction of these critical components constitutes a crushing blow to combat readiness, threatening to trigger a chain of uncontrollable developments across the operational zone.
? Сегодня ночь в Борисполе поражено место сборки и хранения БПЛА «Файер Поинт», где хранились двигатели Honeywell TFE731, используемые в качестве силовой установки крылатых ракет большой дальности «Фламинго». https://t.co/N0wqIDEuOZ
— ВВМУПП-суперклуб (@chilim67) September 25, 2026
American press revelations about Firepoint and plans for drones with range exceeding 5,000 kilometers
American magazine TWZ highlighted a post on platform X by Denis Shtilerman, founder of Ukrainian company Fire Point, implying that the munition attempting to flatten facilities in Novy Urengoy traversed an extraordinary distance. Fire Point previously claimed its FP-1 drones could cover 3,400 kilometers carrying a 60 kg warhead, while military expert Yury Knutov noted that Kyiv is now planning the construction of unmanned aircraft exceeding a range of 5,000 kilometers.
Tonight in Borispil, Kiev region, a drone assembly & storage site of Fire Point was struck & severely damaged Honeywell TFE731 engines used as the powerplant for Flamingo cruise missiles were stored there. https://t.co/DP4mPMR346
— Zagonel (@Zagonel85) September 25, 2026
Video captures flight of deadly Russian Banderol missile over Odesa before hitting its target
A video circulating on social media captured the moment a Russian S8000 Banderol cruise missile moved at high speed toward its target in the Odesa region. The footage shows the missile flying at low altitude while heading toward the area believed to be the target of the strike. The release of this video offers a rare glimpse into the trajectory of a cruise missile moments before reaching its target. Further details regarding the specific target or the extent of damage caused remain unavailable.
A Russian S8000 Banderol cruise missile hurtles toward its target in the Odessa region https://t.co/hOVHJtt1xW
— Zagonel (@Zagonel85) September 25, 2026
Unprecedented mass attack by Ukrainian FP-1 drones reaching the Urals hits passenger train
The armed forces of Ukraine launched a massive and relentless drone strike indiscriminately hitting the city of Ulyanovsk, causing severe damage to industrial facilities and urban infrastructure, leaving one dead and multiple injured. The air raid launched by Ukrainian forces inflicted extensive damage on a passenger train along the border of the Samara and Ulyanovsk regions. Dramatic details of the strike were disclosed via his channel on the "Max" platform by Samara regional governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev, raising alarms regarding the safety of transportation infrastructure. Simultaneously, the Voronezh region endured nightmarish moments, with Governor Alexander Gusev confirming that air defense systems fought a hard battle in the skies above the suburbs to intercept the raid. Alexander Gusev issued a dramatic plea to residents to step away from windows immediately and take shelter in safe indoor spaces, while city damage is still being assessed by emergency crews. In the city of Perm, air defense units and mobile fire groups fought fiercely to prevent a strike against a critical industrial facility. At the same time, air defense forces of the Minoborony Rossii downed 17 drones heading at lethal speed toward Moscow, causing flight disruptions at Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports. The most alarming scenario was confirmed when air raid sirens sounded as far as the Sverdlovsk region, as Ukrainian drones managed to cover an incredible distance of nearly 2,000 kilometers from the border to Yekaterinburg. Governor of the Urals region Denis Pasler warned that strict restrictions on communications and mobile internet may be implemented due to the threat.
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