Russia claims it intercepted what could be Ukraine's first domestically developed long-range ballistic missile, though Kyiv has not confirmed any combat use. The reported interception comes as Ukrainian defence company Fire Point says its FP-9 missile is nearing flight tests, highlighting the growing race for long-range strike capabilities in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Published on Jul 03, 2026 01:27 am IST
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Russia claims it intercepted what could be Ukraine's first domestically developed long-range ballistic missile, though Kyiv has not confirmed any combat use. The reported interception comes as Ukrainian defence company Fire Point says its FP-9 missile is nearing flight tests, highlighting the growing race for long-range strike capabilities in the Russia-Ukraine war.
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