
#Fire Point
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![Test launch of the FP-7.x interceptor missile. Test launch of the FP-7.x interceptor missile.]()
![Concept render of Fire Point’s FP-7.X missile, developed as the basis for the future FREYJA anti-ballistic interceptor. (Source: Oleksandr Manucians / UNITED24 Media) Concept render of Fire Point’s FP-7.X missile, developed as the basis for the future FREYJA anti-ballistic interceptor. (Source: Oleksandr Manucians / UNITED24 Media)]()
![Denys Shtilerman stands beside a Ukrainian FP-1 long-range strike drone, May 2026. (Source: TSN) Denys Shtilerman stands beside a Ukrainian FP-1 long-range strike drone, May 2026. (Source: TSN)]()
![Illustrative render of the FP-7.x interceptor missile. (Source: Oleksandr Manukians / UNITED24 Media) Illustrative render of the FP-7.x interceptor missile. (Source: Oleksandr Manukians / UNITED24 Media)]()
![Thermal view of unguided rockets launched from a Ukrainian FP-2 drone during a strike on a Russian Black Sea Fleet communications node near Myrne in occupied Crimea on May 17, 2026. (Source: Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces) Thermal view of unguided rockets launched from a Ukrainian FP-2 drone during a strike on a Russian Black Sea Fleet communications node near Myrne in occupied Crimea on May 17, 2026. (Source: Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces)]()
![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.





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