
#Fire Point
22 articles
![Launch of the Ukrainian FP-7 short-range ballistic missile, 2026. (Source: Fire Point) Launch of the Ukrainian FP-7 short-range ballistic missile, 2026. (Source: Fire Point)]()
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- War in Ukraine
With Patriot interceptors scarce and Russian ballistic missile attacks still among Ukraine’s deadliest threats, Fire Point’s Freya project is aiming for a shortcut: a Ukrainian anti-ballistic missile built around ready-made European technology.![Render of the FP-5 “Flamingo” cruise missile in flight. (Source: UNITED24 Media) Render of the FP-5 “Flamingo” cruise missile in flight. (Source: UNITED24 Media)]()
![Russian Tor-M1 air defense system moments before Ukrainian drone strike, Donetsk region, April 9, 2026. (Source: 1usc_army/X) Russian Tor-M1 air defense system moments before Ukrainian drone strike, Donetsk region, April 9, 2026. (Source: 1usc_army/X)]()
![Map illustrating the estimated 800 km strike range of Ukraine’s FP-9 ballistic missile from Ukrainian territory into Russia. (Source: Oleksandr Manukians / UNITED24 Media) Map illustrating the estimated 800 km strike range of Ukraine’s FP-9 ballistic missile from Ukrainian territory into Russia. (Source: Oleksandr Manukians / UNITED24 Media)]()
![Launch of the Ukrainian FP-7 short-range ballistic missile, 2026. (Source: Fire Point) Launch of the Ukrainian FP-7 short-range ballistic missile, 2026. (Source: Fire Point)]()
![From FP-1 to FP-7: How Ukraine’s Drone and Missile Program Went Ballistic From FP-1 to FP-7: How Ukraine’s Drone and Missile Program Went Ballistic]()
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- Defense Tech
Fire Point is one of the Ukrainian defense companies behind the FP-series strike drones and the FP-5 “Flamingo” cruise missile, systems used in long-range strikes against Russian military infrastructure. The company is now developing the FP-7 ballistic missile.










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