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Ukraine Launches FP-7, Its First Tactical Ballistic Missile, Against Russia

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The Ukrainian president has published a video in which you can watch the howitzer take off and get lost in the sky

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Vladimir Zelensky declared the first use of a Ukrainian ballistic missile FP-7 in combat. Ukraine claims that it was the first time that it had used its tactical ballistic missile FP-7. Zelensky reported this on social media, noting that it would be followed by a series production, wrote TWZ. The Ukrainian authorities did not reveal any details: neither the target nor the location nor the number of missiles used. It is reported that the missile …

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Ukraine has deployed a domestically developed tactical ballistic missile for the first time. Zelenskyy called the operation a success.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Ukrainian president has published a video in which you can watch the howitzer take off and get lost in the sky

·Madrid, Spain
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Ukraine has used the FP-7 short-range ballistic missile, developed by domestic defense company Fire Point, in combat for the first time. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced this by publishing a video of the missile launch.

For the first time, Ukraine used its own ballistic missile FP-7 on the enemy — details about the location of the strike, the threat to the Russian Federation and the characteristics of tsn.ua (news 1+1).

Volodymyr Zelenskyy presented a video of the first declared combat use of the FP-7. No sufficient information has been made public about the target or the result. The article Ukraine – Zelenskyy announces the first operational use of the FP-7 ballistic missile appeared first on FLIGHT.

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currenttime.tv broke the news in Prague, Czechia on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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