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❗️Ukraine’s Fire Point has completed ground testing of its FP-9 ballistic missile and is preparing for testing on Russian territory, CEO and CTO Iryna Terekh said. She declined to give a specific date, saying it would happen “in the near future.” Fire Point is also working on an extended-range... show more

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🚀 Ukraine’s Flamingo missile makes an appearance at Scandinavia’s largest defence exhibition Ukrainian company Fire Point brought several of its weapons systems to Denmark, including the much-talked-about Flamingo missile, the FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles, and the FP-1 strike drone. This year’s exhibition in Herning, Denmark, features more than 1,000 weapons and defence systems from over 30 countries.

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Fire Point co-owner Denys Shtilierman: Ukraine's new missile, designed to intercept ballistic targets is already complete and has successfully passed testing. Denys Shtilierman added that Fire Point also reached an agreement with German defense manufacturer Hensoldt to supply radar systems for the Freya air defense complex.

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Fire Point showed one of its production sites for Ukraine’s FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles and FP-1/2 drones, with journalist Serhii Peichev filming the manufacturing process. Chief designer Shtilerman said Flamingo output depends on orders, engine export bureaucracy with Europe and the US is gradually being resolved, and the key breakthrough was tactics: “now they reach targets.” He also said Fire Point sees little sense in using its 300 km small ballistic missile when an aircraft-type drone can deliver the same 200 kg warhead to 380 km for $40,000+, instead of $600,000 for 300 km. The company is also producing and stockpiling missiles for the future Freya anti-ballistic air defense project. #Ukraine

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🇺🇦🦩🚀 Ukraine's domestically produced "Flamingo" cruise missile now features its own jet engine, developed in collaboration with the same design bureau behind the AI-25. The AI-25TL variant was actually the first engine integrated into the FP-5 Flamingo. 🗣️ According to Iryna Terek, CEO of Fire Point, the missile has already been tested with five different engine setups, and field tests in the combat theater are currently underway to lock in optimal performance. Ukraine’s Fire Point is fine-tuning its domestic Flamingo cruise missile, testing five different engines in real combat conditions to pinpoint the best setup.

🇺🇦🦩🚀 Ukraine's domestically produced "Flamingo" cruise missile now features its own jet engine, developed in collaboration with the same design bureau behind the AI-25. The AI-25TL variant was actually the first engine integrated into the FP-5 Flamingo. 🗣️ According to Iryna Terek, CEO of Fire Point, the missile has already been tested with five different engine setups, and field tests in the combat theater are currently underway to lock in optimal performance. Ukraine’s Fire Point is fine-tuning its domestic Flamingo cruise missile, testing five different engines in real combat conditions to pinpoint the best setup.

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The big question is whether Ukraine's Fire Point FP-9 ballistic missile will be ready to strike Moscow on May 9th. The development has been ongoing, with expectation that it will enter service by summer of 2026. Launch test footage released in February 2026.

The big question is whether Ukraine's Fire Point FP-9 ballistic missile will be ready to strike Moscow on May 9th. The development has been ongoing, with expectation that it will enter service by summer of 2026. Launch test footage released in February 2026.

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