US EditionUkraine missile maker targets 'game changer' air defence system by 2027: Reuters
The company aims to cut intercept costs below $1 million and says the system will rely on its FP7 missile and European radar partners.
- Fire Point, a Ukrainian missile maker, aims to launch a low-cost air defense system by 2027 as an alternative to the Patriot system.
- The company is valued at $2.5 billion, pending approval for investment from a Middle Eastern conglomerate.
- Fire Point is developing supersonic ballistic missiles, including the FP-9 that could strike Moscow.
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A Ukrainian arms manufacturer develops a new air defence system that could reduce the cost of intercepting ballistic missiles, at a time when Patriot systems are increasingly difficult to find. The Fire Point Company negotiates...
Ukraine’s Missile Industry Aims for ‘Game Changer’ Air Defense System by 2027
Fire Point, the maker of Ukraine’s Flamingo cruise missile, is in discussions with European companies to develop a new air defense system set to launch by next year. This system aims to provide a low-cost alternative to the increasingly scarce U. S.-made Patriot system, with the ambitious goal of cutting the cost of intercepting a […] The post Ukraine’s Missile Industry Aims for ‘Game Changer’ Air Defense System by 2027 appeared first on Modern …
Fire Point: Pioneering Low-Cost Missile Defense as Europe Seeks Patriot Alternative
Fire Point, a Ukrainian missile manufacturer, is collaborating with European companies to develop a new cost-effective air defense system. As global instability rises, they aim to lower the cost of intercepting ballistic missiles and are poised for expansion with investments and export agreements, despite regulatory challenges.
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