Ukrainian Firm Fire Point Tests FP-7 Ballistic Missile with 200 km Range.

FP-7 Ballistic Missile Undergoes Testing

According to TSN.ua: Ukrainian defense company Fire Point has successfully tested its FP-7 ballistic missile, which boasts a reported range of 200 kilometers and can carry a 150-kilogram warhead. Co-owner Denis Shtilerman shared video of the launch on platform X, marking a significant milestone in the company's weapons development program. This test highlights Ukraine's growing domestic defense industry amid its ongoing conflict.

The FP-7 missile reaches speeds of 1,500 meters per second and has a circular error probable (CEP) of approximately 14 meters, indicating a high degree of accuracy. Mass production of the FP-7 could commence as early as May 2026, signaling Fire Point's intent to scale up its manufacturing capabilities.

Future Developments for Fire Point's Missile Program

Fire Point is already developing a new ballistic missile model, the FP-9, demonstrating the company's commitment to continuous innovation in rocket systems.

“Congratulations FP7,” stated Denis Shtilerman, confirming the trial's success.

The advancement of Ukraine's domestic missile program and the testing of systems like the FP-7 contribute to the nation's defensive capabilities. Mass production and further developments could significantly bolster Ukraine's regional security posture and its self-sufficiency in defense technology.