Did Ukraine just use its first home-grown ballistic missile in combat? Russia makes big claim | TheBriefWire
Did Ukraine just use its first home-grown ballistic missile in combat? Russia makes big claim
Published 2 July 2026 ยท europe
Russia claims Ukraine may have launched its first indigenous ballistic missile, a potential game-changer in Kyiv's long-range strike capabilities. While Ukraine remains silent, the alleged
Russia claims Ukraine may have launched its first indigenous ballistic missile, a potential game-changer in Kyiv's long-range strike capabilities. While Ukraine remains silent, the alleged interception comes as the Fire Point FP-9 missile nears flight testing. This development, if confirmed, signifies a significant escalation in Ukraine's efforts to develop its own advanced missile arsenal, capable of striking deep into Russian territory.
Published: July 2, 2026 โข 5:07 PM IST ยท Updated: July 2, 2026 โข 6:02 PM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
Key points
Russia claims Ukraine may have launched its first indigenous ballistic missile, a potential game-changer in Kyiv's long-range strike capabilities.
While Ukraine remains silent, the alleged interception comes as the Fire Point FP-9 missile nears flight testing.
This development, if confirmed, signifies a significant escalation in Ukraine's efforts to develop its own advanced missile arsenal, capable of striking deep into Russian territory.