Fire Point Constructor on Strikes in Moscow: Why It Remains a Complex Task

The chief constructor of Fire Point, Denys Shtilerman, spoke about the technical capabilities of the Ukrainian drones FP-1 and the cruise missile 'Flamingo', and explained why strikes on Moscow remain a complex task despite the high effectiveness of domestic weapons.

According to Shtilerman, the FP-1 drones are responsible for a series of resonant strikes on Russian territory. 'Tikhoretsk, Toropets, Kotluban, Borisoglebsk, Morozovsk, Baltimore, and a lot of Russian oil refineries — all of this is the work of the Defense Forces with our drones,' — emphasized the constructor in a comment to ZN.UA.

The main advantage of Fire Point drones is their resistance to electronic countermeasures. Shtilerman reported that the company has developed its own spoofing detection algorithm. 'As of now, we can confidently state that our drones cannot be spoofed,' — he stated.

To solve the problem of hitting Moscow, Fire Point has developed a night map-matching system that operates at low altitudes, allowing the drone to successfully navigate the route.

The constructor called the 'Flamingo' cruise missile 'the best in range and payload weight in the world'. The missiles are produced by the company in large volumes, planning to reach a figure of seven missiles by the end of the year.

Ukrainian drones and cruise missiles from Fire Point demonstrate high effectiveness in strikes on Russian territory, but strikes on Moscow remain a complex task. The company is actively developing new technologies to address this issue and improve its products.