FirePoint

FirePoint's CEO says the Freyja interceptor, developed as part of an anti-ballistic coalition of ten countries, is advancing at an accelerated pace. Its first combat test is scheduled for mid-2027. The system is being developed amid ongoing missile threats in the Ukraine war, with international partners pooling resources to field a dedicated anti-ballistic capability.

FirePoint CEO says Ukraine's long-range Flamingo missiles mean Russia no longer has a safe rear area to hide elements of its military machine. The claim highlights the growing reach of Ukrainian strikes deep behind the front line and is drawing attention as Kyiv develops domestically produced long-range weapons.