Ukrainian strike-drone maker Fire Point is partnering with European firms (e.g., Hensoldt) to build the FP-7.X “Freyja” ballistic-missile interceptor system, aiming for sub-$1M per intercept and mass production. The company reports an early-June flight test and targets end-2027 for first ballistic intercept, representing a notable push toward cheaper, scalable BMD compared with Patriot PAC-3 costs.
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Ukraine’s Fire Point develops low-cost FP-7.X ballistic missile interceptor (Freyja)
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- Defense News · https://www.defensenews.com/unmanned/2026/06/25/ukraines-top-strike-drone-maker-moves-into-ballistic-missile-defense/Ukraine’s top strike-drone maker moves into ballistic missile defense