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Ucrania estrenó en combate el FP-7, su primer misil balístico de fabricación propia, desarrollado por la empresa Fire Point. Según The Wall Street Journal, el ataque del 1 de octubre alcanzó un objetivo en territorio ocupado, aunque Kyiv se niega a revelar cuál fue. Con un alcance declarado de hasta 250 km y una cabeza de guerra de 200 kg, el FP-7 coloca a Ucrania en un selecto club de países que producen este tipo de armas. Zelenski ya anunció que el próximo paso es la producción en serie. ¿Qué significa esto para el rumbo de la guerra? Mira el vídeo y cuéntanos tu opinión en los comentarios.

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00:00Ukraine is keeping secret the information about the target hit during the first combat launch of the Ukrainian ballistic missile.
00:08FP-7, manufactured by Firepoint.
00:11According to kyiv Independent, the Ukrainian president's communications advisor stated that the Ukrainian side does not disclose data on the
00:19objective of the attack.
00:21"We do not report this," the source stated.
00:23The Wall Street Journal, citing a source, reports that the first FP-7 attack hit against
00:31a target located in temporarily occupied Ukrainian territory.
00:35The attack took place on Thursday, October 1.
00:38The newspaper notes that the FP-7 ballistic missile allows Ukraine to join a small group of capable countries.
00:46to produce this type of weaponry.
00:47According to the article, the launch is further evidence that Ukraine's defense industry is heading towards
00:55a position of global leadership.
00:57A domestically manufactured ballistic missile, produced in record time and under low cost, was used on the battlefield.
01:04"Enemy fire," said Firepoint CEO Irina Terech.
01:09The FP-7 is based on the Soviet 48N8 interceptor missile, used in the S-300 air defense systems
01:17and S-400, although modern components and technologies are used in their manufacture.
01:23The Ukrainian missile has a declared range of up to 250 kilometers, and its maximum speed is 1,500 meters per second.
01:31second, and the warhead weighs 200 kilograms.
01:35Denis Stillerman, chief designer and co-founder of Firepoint, described the FP-7 as an analogue of the tactical surface-to-surface ballistic missile.
01:44American Atakams, although he highlighted the lower cost of the Ukrainian missile.
01:49Nazari Varchuk, an analyst at the Ukrainian Center for Security and Cooperation, told kyiv Independent that the FP-7
01:58It is designed to attack targets on the front line and in the immediate rear,
02:03such as headquarters and command posts, weapons depots, military equipment, radar stations, electronic warfare systems, systems
02:12air defense and launchers, drone launch sites and military infrastructure, including airfields within missile range.
02:21The FP-7 short-range surface-to-surface ballistic missile, developed by the defense company Firepoint, was launched by
02:30first time against targets of the Russian occupiers.
02:33Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced it on his X page and added that the next objective is
02:40to begin mass production of this weapon.
02:42"Ukrainian tactical ballistics, FP-7. First use in combat. Thanks for the results. Next up, production. Glory to Ukraine," he wrote.
02:54the head of state.
02:55The president also released a 26-second video showing the actual moment of the FP-7 rocket launch.
03:03The head of state did not offer further details, including the enemy targets against which the missile was launched.
03:09nor the results of the attack.
03:11It should be noted that the manufacturer describes the FP-7 as a ground launch system designed to carry a payload
03:18useful payload of up to 150 kilograms and can reach targets at distances of up to 200 kilometers.
03:25The missile was initially developed from the Soviet S-400 and S-300 systems, but currently
03:32It only shares 20% of its design with them.
03:48Thank you!

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