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FP-7
Operational-tactical missile system (tactical surface-to-surface) · Fire Point. Facts from open sources (OSINT), each linked to its post or document; translated from Russian by a language model.
Class and role
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class | Armament | ×1 | catalogue |
| Subclass | Operational-tactical missile system (tactical surface-to-surface) | ×1 | catalogue |
| Function | Attack (engagement) | ×1 | catalogue |
| Role | Strike | ×1 | catalogue |
| Environment | Air — high altitude (>1000 m) | ×1 | catalogue |
| variant | FP-7.x (Freya) | ×1 | catalogue |
Manufacturer and country
| Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Fire Point | ×10 | catalogue, @battle_technic, @texBPLA +7 |
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Range | about 200 km | ×4 | @battle_technic, @texBPLA, catalogue +1 |
| Payload / warhead | about 150 kg | ×4 | @battle_technic, @texBPLA, @payloadUAV +1 |
| Speed | up to 1500 m/s | ×3 | @payloadUAV, catalogue, @third_svitova |
| accuracy | ~14 m | ×3 | catalogue, @payloadUAV, @third_svitova |
| development_stage | field trials | ×2 | @milinfolive, @RussianArms |
| flight_time | up to 250 s | ×2 | catalogue, @payloadUAV |
| Range | 150–200 km | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| Range | up to 250 km ≠ sources disagree | ×1 | @third_svitova |
| Range | up to 300 km ≠ sources disagree | ×1 | @milinfolive |
| Speed | 5500 km/h | ×1 | catalogue |
| Gross weight | 900 kg | ×1 | catalogue |
| Payload / warhead | up to 200 kg | ×1 | @third_svitova |
| Dimensions length | 7 m | ×1 | catalogue |
| Dimensions | body diameter 0.5 m | ×1 | catalogue |
| Cost | 1/2 of ATACMS | ×1 | catalogue |
| announced | September 2025, MSPO exhibition in Kielce | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| apogee | 40–50 km | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| class | operational-tactical range surface-to-surface ballistic missile | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| class | surface-to-surface ballistic missile | ×1 | @texBPLA |
| codification_date | early autumn 2026 | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| description | light ballistic missile based on the S-300 SAM missile | ×1 | @milinfolive |
| first_flight | February 2026 | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| flight_altitude | up to 65 km | ×1 | @payloadUAV |
| intended_replacement | ATACMS | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| previous_tests | two previous test stages successfully completed | ×1 | @DefenderMedia |
| production_start | mid-2026, pilot series production | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| rcs | 0.05–0.1 sq. m | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| readiness | may enter service within a few weeks | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| readiness_timeline | weeks, not months | ×1 | @DefenderMedia |
| speed_active_section | 1500–2000 m/s | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| speed_terminal | 800–1000 m/s | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| stage | military trials (codification) | ×1 | @third_svitova |
| status | final trials (combat-conditions verification, part of the codification process) | ×1 | @DefenderMedia |
| status | undergoing field trials | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
| structural_analog | 5V55R surface-to-air guided missile (S-300PS/PM systems) | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| structural_analog | Soviet 48N6 missiles for the S-300 SAM system | ×1 | @militaryrussiaru |
×N – how many different sources (channels, sites or documents) give this value; ×1 means one.
Components and technologies
| Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|
| high-explosive fragmentation cluster warhead of the FP-7 UAV | ×1 | catalogue |
| S-300 SAM | ×1 | @milinfolive |
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