Ukraine Reveals 200 km-Range FP-7 Ballistic Missile in Test Launch Video

Denys Shtilierman, chief designer of the Ukrainian defense company Fire Point, published online footage that appears to show a live FP-7 ballistic missile test launch and wrote, “Welcome, FP7.” 

Shtilierman posted the video on X on February, 27 without providing additional technical details.

Fire Point has previously said the FP-7 is designed for strikes at ranges of up to 200 kilometers, describing the missile’s external design as resembling Russia’s 48N6 missile used in the S-400 system.

FP-7: key performance parameters

• Range of up to 200 km;

• Flight altitude of about 65 km;

• Carrying a warhead of up to 150 kg;

• Claimed accuracy of 14 meters;

• Speed up to Mach 4.4 (about 5433 km/h);

• Flight time of roughly 4.2 minutes.

The missile is likely launched using a solid-fuel rocket booster from a ground-based platform, using an inertial navigation system.

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