Munitions

Fire Point FP-9

Also known as
  • FP-9
  • Fire Point FP9
  • FP-9 ballistic missile

The Fire Point FP-9 is a Ukrainian ground-launched ballistic missile announced by Fire Point for operational-strategic strike roles, with official claims of an 800 kg payload, up to 855 km range, 20 m accuracy, and a 2,200 m/s maximum speed. This source-limited record is relationship-only until direct public evidence documents fielding or combat use in a named conflict.

Fire Point FP-9, Ground-launched short-range ballistic missile, Munitions
Image source: Fire Point FP-9 product page
Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Ukraine
Built by
Fire Point
Type
Ground-launched short-range ballistic missile
Service note
2025-present development and test program
Designer
Fire Point
Designed
Publicly unveiled in 2025; testing reported in 2026

Specifications

Payload
Up to 800 kg, per Fire Point's official FP-9 product page
Range
Up to 855 km, per Fire Point's official FP-9 product page
Accuracy
20 m, per Fire Point's official FP-9 product page
Maximum speed
2,200 m/s, per Fire Point's official FP-9 product page
Flight altitude
70 km, per Fire Point's official FP-9 product page
Maximum flight time
520 seconds, per Fire Point's official FP-9 product page
Launch mode
Ground launch
Development status
Testing and first-flight preparation reported in 2026; no direct public combat-use evidence found for this record
Variants
VariantConfigurationDesignation notes
FP-9 ground-launched configurationBaseline ballistic missile

Fire Point's official page describes the FP-9 as a ground-launched ballistic missile with an 800 kg payload and up to 855 km range.

Sources: Fire Point FP-9 product page

SAHA EXPO 2026 display configurationExhibition/test-phase layout

TurDef reported that Fire Point displayed an updated FP-9 SRBM layout at SAHA EXPO 2026 and described the missile as entering testing.

Sources: TurDef SAHA EXPO FP-9 report

Timeline

Fire Point FP-9 Key Events

  1. FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles announced

    Militarnyi reported Fire Point's announcement of the FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles and listed FP-9's official range, payload, speed, altitude, and accuracy claims.

    Sources: Militarnyi FP-7 and FP-9 announcement

  2. Updated FP-9 layout displayed at SAHA EXPO

    TurDef reported that Fire Point displayed the FP-9 SRBM with a sharper-profile layout at SAHA EXPO 2026 and described the program as being in the testing phase.

    Sources: TurDef SAHA EXPO FP-9 report

  3. Engine testing described as remaining gate

    Defence Blog reported comments attributed to Fire Point co-founder and chief designer Denys Shtilerman that the FP-9 had completed major development work except solid-fuel engine validation before first flight.

    Sources: Defence Blog FP-9 engine-test report

  4. Summer flight-trial expectation reported

    Quwa summarized the late-June reporting picture as Fire Point expecting FP-9 flight tests after engine validation, while noting that battlefield tests were still prospective rather than documented combat use.

    Sources: Quwa FP-9 first-flight report

Media

Fire Point FP-9 Images

Fire Point FP-9, Ground-launched short-range ballistic missile, Munitions - view 1
Source: Fire Point FP-9 product page
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Sources

Fire Point FP-9 product pagePublisher: Fire Point | Note: Supports official FP-9 identity, manufacturer attribution, ground-launch description, payload, range, accuracy, speed, altitude, maximum flight time, product images, and source-limited development context. | Accessed: 2026-07-02Militarnyi FP-7 and FP-9 announcementPublisher: Militarnyi | Note: Supports the 2025 public announcement lane for Fire Point's FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles and independently repeats the official FP-9 performance claims. | Accessed: 2026-07-02TurDef SAHA EXPO FP-9 reportPublisher: TurDef | Note: Supports the SAHA EXPO 2026 display, updated FP-9 layout context, reported testing phase, and reported GNSS/INS guidance package. | Accessed: 2026-07-02Defence Blog FP-9 engine-test reportPublisher: Defence Blog | Note: Supports late-June 2026 reporting that FP-9 awaited solid-fuel engine validation before first flight, plus reported length/diameter and development-status context. | Accessed: 2026-07-02Quwa FP-9 first-flight reportPublisher: Quwa | Note: Supports the current source-limited status that FP-9 flight and battlefield tests were expected after engine validation, not publicly documented conflict use. | Accessed: 2026-07-02