Denys Shtilerman
Coverage of Denys Shtilerman in the Nexus archive.
- Ukrainian “Flamingo” Missiles Strike Strategic Defense Plant in Volgograd
Ukrainian forces used FP-5 'Flamingo' cruise missiles to strike the 'Titan-Barrikady' defense enterprise in Volgograd, Russia, on June 27, causing damage and injuring 10 people. Volgograd Governor Andrey Bocharov confirmed the attack involved 'high-speed aerial targets' and an unspecified industrial facility was damaged.
- Ukraine’s top strike-drone maker moves into ballistic missile defense
Ukrainian firm Fire Point, known for producing long-range drones striking Russian targets, is expanding into missile defense by collaborating with German company Hensoldt to develop the Freyja ballistic missile interceptor system. The company's drones account for 60% of Ukraine's strikes inside Russia, targeting oil infrastructure to disrupt Moscow's war efforts.
- Ukraine’s ‘Anti-Ballistic Shield’ Takes Shape but Still Needs Key Systems for Combat Use
Ukraine’s Fire Point reports its anti-ballistic shield is aerodynamically ready but not combat-capable without full integration of radars, command centers, secure data links, and a European-developed seeker head. The company is collaborating with partners to establish a functioning missile defense network.
- Ukraine Could Begin Ballistic Missile Test Flights ‘Toward Moscow’ This Summer – Fire Point
Ukraine could begin test flights of a domestically developed ballistic missile capable of reaching Moscow as early as this summer, according to Fire Point co-founder Denys Shtilerman. The company recently reported a successful test of its FP-7.X missile, designed for the FREYJA interceptor system.