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Denys Shtilierman Denys Shtilierman, co-founder and chief designer of the defense company Fire Point, on Ukrainian ballistic missiles: ▪️ "FP-7 - a range of up to 300 kilometers, with a warhead of up to 250 kilograms, depending on the distance." ▪️ "FP-9 - a range of up to 850 kilometers, with a warhead of up to 800 kilograms, also depending on the distance. Everything for the FP-9 is ready except the engine. Once the engine is finalized, we’ll have a clear understanding of the cost. This ballistic missile is expected by mid-year." "850 km-range ballistic missiles fly farther, carry more, and are cheaper than Iskanders. Their impact speed is one and a half times higher than that of the Iskander." On a massive strike on Moscow: ▪️ "I would certainly carry one out. Everything there is in very poor condition. And they [Russians] are still learning during the war. They have not yet intercepted ballistic missiles. They have never done it before. They have nothing to learn from. They will eventually learn to intercept ballistic missiles, but that will take time."

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Ukrainian developers showed the Begemot mid-strike drone, capable of carrying up to 75 kg over a range of 300 km. The UAV took part in the overnight strike on the bridge near Chonhar. Its listed specs include a tandem warhead, cruising speed of 170-180 km/h, maximum speed of 200 km/h, low-altitude combat flight at 90-300 m, FPV and autonomous control, Starlink communication and launch preparation within 15 minutes. #Ukraine

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