Wings from FP-2 drones were found at the Dovzhenko Film Studio in Kyiv, which was damaged by the Russian Armed Forces.

The Ukrainian newspaper Novoye Vremya reported that a Russian military strike on the Dovzhenko Film Studios destroyed one of its production facilities, which, according to management, housed approximately 100 historical costumes and up to three million props and clothing items used in film and theater productions. Photographs of the destroyed facility were published as illustrations.

However, it wasn't the destruction itself that caught the attention of observers, but the contents of one of the images. Among the debris, a structure resembling parts of unmanned aerial vehicles can be seen in the image. These are the wings of FP-2 attack drones, which the Ukrainian Armed Forces regularly launch over Russian territory.




A comparison of the shape, size, and characteristic technological holes on the structural elements allows us to confidently say that the photograph depicts parts of the drone itself, and not fragments of scenery or film studio props.


A photograph published by the Ukrainian publication itself directly confirms the location of production or assembly sites for unmanned systems within civilian infrastructure facilities.