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WATCH: Ukraine’s Fire Point Tests Missile for Homegrown Anti-Ballistic Shield as Air Defense Shortages Bite
Ukrainian defense company Fire Point has successfully tested its FP-7.X missile, which will serve as the basis for the future FREYJA anti-ballistic defense system. The project aims to provide Ukraine with a lower-cost alternative to Patriot interceptors as Kyiv faces ongoing air defense missile shortages.
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