FP-7

A Ukrainian tactical ballistic missile that Fire Point says can carry up to 200 kg over a range of up to 250 km.

Overview

President Volodymyr Zelensky officially announced the first combat use of Fire Point's Ukrainian tactical ballistic missile FP-7 on 1 October 2026. The target, location and missile count were undisclosed, and the strike had not been independently verified, The War Zone reported. Fire Point's product page claims a payload of up to 200 kg, range of up to 250 km and maximum speed of 1,500 m/s.

Fire Point's product-family statement identifies FP-7 and the separate FP-9 as ballistic strike missiles and FP-7.x as the interceptor for the European Freyja programme. The company's terminology is inconsistent: its FP-7 product page also describes FP-7 as being developed as a Freyja interceptor. The June fully guided manoeuvring flight concerned FP-7.x, Defense Express reported.

Zelensky identified production as the next step after the combat announcement, without announcing formal service acceptance. Fire Point chief executive Iryna Terekh had described FP-7 codification as ongoing in her 25 September interview, UNITED24 Media reported. Censor.NET reported a public demonstration of FP-7 manufacturing on 23 October, without disclosing an output rate, completed batch quantity or delivery schedule.

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