Flamingo missiles completely destroy production building at chemical plant in Russia's Volgograd
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Satellite image of the main workshop at Volgogradpromproekt following the Ukrainian missile strike on September 11, 2026 (Photo: Exilenova+ / Telegram)
A strike with FP-5 Flamingo missiles on Sept. 11 completely destroyed a production building at the Volgogradpromproekt enterprise in Russia’s Volgograd, according to satellite images published online and cited by Ukrainian weapons manufacturer Fire Point.
The destroyed building covered about 380 square meters.
Monitoring channel Exilenova+, which published the satellite images, said part of the main workshop measuring about 20 by 15 meters had been wiped out.
Volgogradpromproekt produces ferrocene-based combustion catalysts and develops technologies for the production of chemical substances used by Russian industry.
Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck targets in Volgograd overnight into Sept. 11. The governor of the Russian region had said at the time that “missile debris” had fallen on the grounds of an industrial enterprise.
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