What Happened
International Program Targets Ballistic Threats With Integrated Systems
The head of Ukraine’s Fire Point defense company says the international Freyja anti-ballistic missile project has made significant progress in technology integration, despite not making flashy strides. The program, which includes a 10-nation coalition, aims to intercept ballistic targets and is targeting a cost of $1 million per unit. Fire Point’s FP-7X missile serves as the interceptor, and the company is acting as the main system integrator. The project’s progress was discussed by Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh on the sidelines of the MSPO defense exhibition in Poland, as reported by Breaking Defense.