Overview

• Fire Point says it is producing about one Flamingo missile per day and aims for more than 200 per month by year-end, identifying engine availability as the main bottleneck.
• The company lists a range of roughly 3,000 kilometres, a 1,150 kilogram warhead, a 6,000 kilogram launch weight, and a top speed near 950 km/h.
• Guidance is described as GPS-assisted inertial navigation with an estimated accuracy around 14 metres, and propulsion comes from a Motor Sich AI-25TL turbofan.
• Executives say development took under nine months from concept to first battlefield tests, and recent footage shows rail-trailer launches with Ukrainian reports suggesting use inside Russia.
• President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine will have “many more” of the missiles by December, while Russia’s Tass questions the design’s origin and Fire Point rejects that claim.