Ukrainian Company Fire Point Showed For The First Time A Future Anti-ballistic Missile

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Fire Point has conducted the first test of the FP-7.X missile, which will form the basis of the FREYJA anti-ballistic system.

This was reported by Charter97.org with reference to the statement of the company's technical director Irina Terekh on Facebook.

"The other day we made an extremely important test: a fully controlled maneuvering flight of the FP-7.X missile, which will form the basis of the future FREYJA anti-ballistic interceptor," she said.

Terekh noted that efforts are now underway to allow Ukraine to close its skies on its own.

In addition, Terekh noted that each successful test of the new missile is a step toward the country's technological sovereignty.

Fire Point's chief designer Denis Shtilerman unveiled the characteristics of the FP-7.X in X.

In particular, the munition is made of composite materials and is capable of speeds of 1,500 to 2,000 meters per second. Its length is 7.25 meters, its outer diameter is 1.15 meters, while the fuselage diameter reaches 0.53 meters.

The missile is equipped with a semi-active infrared homing head, which is planned to be developed in cooperation with the German company Diehl Defense, known for IRIS systems.

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