Ukrainian company “Fire Point” showed tests of the FP-7.X missile, which should become the basis for the FREYJA anti-ballistic interception system.
The test video was published by the companyʼs Chief Technical Director Iryna Terek.
According to Terek, the test launch took place a few days ago. During the test, the FP-7.X missile performed a fully controlled maneuvering flight.
Back in April, “Fire Point” reported that it wants to transfer a new air defense system to the Ukrainian military in 2027, which should become a cheaper alternative to the American “Patriot”. They promise to keep the cost of one missile at less than $1 million.
According to the company, the FP-7.X missile is capable of speeds of 1 500 to 2 000 meters per second and is 7.25 meters long. Preliminary tests of this type of missile were conducted back in February 2026.
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