The FP-7.x ballistic interceptor missile from the Ukrainian defense technology company Fire Point is fully ready and has passed technical performance tests: range, speed, flight altitude, and maneuverability.
The FP-7.x ballistic interceptor missile from the Ukrainian defense technology company Fire Point is fully ready and has passed technical performance tests: range, speed, flight altitude, and maneuverability.
This was announced by the chief designer of Fire Point company Denis Shtilerman at the Eurosatory-2026 international exhibition in Paris, UNN reports .
The FP-7.x missile is part of a future comprehensive air defense solution called FREYJA . The main advantage of the Ukrainian interceptor is its cost-effectiveness. The cost of one FP-7.X is estimated at $700,000. For comparison, one PAC-3 anti-aircraft missile for Patriot complexes costs about $3.8 million.
According to Stillerman, Fire Point is also ready to provide another of its developments, the fully composite FP-9 high-speed missile. It will serve as a target for European radars and air defense systems to learn to detect modern threats, which will later be neutralized using the FP-7.x.
In addition, the chief designer noted that a number of agreements with European partners are expected to be signed at the Eurosatory-2026 exhibition in Paris to officially launch the FREYJA project.
