Foreign sources have published the reported flight route of FP-5 Flamingo missiles launched by the Ukrainian Armed Forces toward Russia’s Tyumen Region. According to the published data, the missiles covered a distance of approximately 2,500 kilometers. The information was highlighted by the Russian Telegram channel Military Chronicle.

According to the report, all five missiles launched during the attack were intercepted by Russian air defense systems before reaching their targets.

The publication says the Ukrainian military used a low-altitude flight profile, routing the missiles along the beds of major rivers. This tactic was reportedly intended to complicate detection by ground-based radar systems by taking advantage of the terrain.

Analysts noted that this approach is not new. Previous Ukrainian missile launches have also reportedly relied on natural terrain features and landscape masking to reduce the visibility of incoming missiles.