Fire Point FP-1

The FP-7 tactical ballistic missile is manufactured by Fire Point, a prominent Ukrainian defense enterprise that has rapidly expanded its research and production capabilities during the full-scale conflict.

Fire Point is already widely known for producing the FP-1 long-range attack drone and the FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile, both of which have been utilized extensively in Ukraine's long-range strike campaign against Russian military and industrial infrastructure.

Technical specifications published by the manufacturer indicate that the FP-7 possesses an effective strike range of up to two hundred and fifty kilometers, carrying a two hundred kilogram warhead designed to destroy fortified command structures, military staging areas, and air defense assets.

Additionally, developers have refined the missile's guidance systems to achieve a precision circular error probable of within fourteen meters, while simultaneously reducing manufacturing costs by thirty percent to enable sustainable large-scale production.

We are tracking the Palinetsia, the Peklo, Bars, Ruta and Long Neptune missiles.

They work in a combined arms capacity alongside Firepoint FP-1 drones and the FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles.

The capability exists, but you have to define the mechanism enabling it.

How does a subsonic low altitude airframe built from commercial components penetrate an integrated air defense network over 2700 kilometers?

But let us look at the economics.

The economics dictate the campaign sustainability.

The FP-1 long range drones cost between $55,000 and $75,000 per unit.

Yes.