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@enricofermi22 @NOELreports The corrupt country is Russia? 🤔

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 MOSCOW MAY HAVE JUST DISCOVERED UKRAINE’S NEW BALLISTIC REACH

Russian sources claim Ukraine used FP-7 ballistic missiles against Moscow for the first time, potentially marking a major leap in Kyiv’s domestically produced deep-strike capability.

The FP-7 is reportedly derived in significant part from the Russian 48N6 interceptor used by the S-400, a missile originally designed for air defense with a range of around 200 km.

But Moscow sits roughly 460–500 km from the likely launch areas cited in these reports.

If the Russian assessment is correct, Fire Point has done far more than copy an existing missile. It has apparently adapted the underlying concept into a weapon capable of reaching more than twice that distance in a surface-to-surface role.

For Russia, the uncomfortable irony is obvious: technology rooted in one of its flagship air-defense systems may now be helping Ukraine bring ballistic strikes to the capital itself.

These remain Russian-source claims and the exact performance of the FP-7 has not been independently established.

But if confirmed, this would represent a serious technological breakthrough for Ukraine’s long-range strike arsenal.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 MOSCOW MAY HAVE JUST DISCOVERED UKRAINE’S NEW BALLISTIC REACH

Russian sources claim Ukraine used FP-7 ballistic missiles against Moscow for the first time, potentially marking a major leap in Kyiv’s domestically produced deep-strike capability.

The FP-7 is reportedly derived in significant part from the Russian 48N6 interceptor used by the S-400, a missile originally designed for air defense with a range of around 200 km.

But Moscow sits roughly 460–500 km from the likely launch areas cited in these reports.

If the Russian assessment is correct, Fire Point has done far more than copy an existing missile. It has apparently adapted the underlying concept into a weapon capable of reaching more than twice that distance in a surface-to-surface role.

For Russia, the uncomfortable irony is obvious: technology rooted in one of its flagship air-defense systems may now be helping Ukraine bring ballistic strikes to the capital itself.

These remain Russian-source claims and the exact performance of the FP-7 has not been independently established.

But if confirmed, this would represent a serious technological breakthrough for Ukraine’s long-range strike arsenal.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 MOSCOW MAY HAVE JUST DISCOVERED UKRAINE’S NEW BALLISTIC REACH

Russian sources claim Ukraine used FP-7 ballistic missiles against Moscow for the first time, potentially marking a major leap in Kyiv’s domestically produced deep-strike capability.

The FP-7 is reportedly derived in significant part from the Russian 48N6 interceptor used by the S-400, a missile originally designed for air defense with a range of around 200 km.

But Moscow sits roughly 460–500 km from the likely launch areas cited in these reports.

If the Russian assessment is correct, Fire Point has done far more than copy an existing missile. It has apparently adapted the underlying concept into a weapon capable of reaching more than twice that distance in a surface-to-surface role.

For Russia, the uncomfortable irony is obvious: technology rooted in one of its flagship air-defense systems may now be helping Ukraine bring ballistic strikes to the capital itself.

These remain Russian-source claims and the exact performance of the FP-7 has not been independently established.

But if confirmed, this would represent a serious technological breakthrough for Ukraine’s long-range strike arsenal.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 MOSCOW MAY HAVE JUST DISCOVERED UKRAINE’S NEW BALLISTIC REACH

Russian sources claim Ukraine used FP-7 ballistic missiles against Moscow for the first time, potentially marking a major leap in Kyiv’s domestically produced deep-strike capability.

The FP-7 is reportedly derived in significant part from the Russian 48N6 interceptor used by the S-400, a missile originally designed for air defense with a range of around 200 km.

But Moscow sits roughly 460–500 km from the likely launch areas cited in these reports.

If the Russian assessment is correct, Fire Point has done far more than copy an existing missile. It has apparently adapted the underlying concept into a weapon capable of reaching more than twice that distance in a surface-to-surface role.

For Russia, the uncomfortable irony is obvious: technology rooted in one of its flagship air-defense systems may now be helping Ukraine bring ballistic strikes to the capital itself.

These remain Russian-source claims and the exact performance of the FP-7 has not been independently established.

But if confirmed, this would represent a serious technological breakthrough for Ukraine’s long-range strike arsenal.

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@H4NDelMonaco https://t.co/BwBvAKAND0

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 MOSCOW MAY HAVE JUST DISCOVERED UKRAINE’S NEW BALLISTIC REACH

Russian sources claim Ukraine used FP-7 ballistic missiles against Moscow for the first time, potentially marking a major leap in Kyiv’s domestically produced deep-strike capability.

The FP-7 is reportedly derived in significant part from the Russian 48N6 interceptor used by the S-400, a missile originally designed for air defense with a range of around 200 km.

But Moscow sits roughly 460–500 km from the likely launch areas cited in these reports.

If the Russian assessment is correct, Fire Point has done far more than copy an existing missile. It has apparently adapted the underlying concept into a weapon capable of reaching more than twice that distance in a surface-to-surface role.

For Russia, the uncomfortable irony is obvious: technology rooted in one of its flagship air-defense systems may now be helping Ukraine bring ballistic strikes to the capital itself.

These remain Russian-source claims and the exact performance of the FP-7 has not been independently established.

But if confirmed, this would represent a serious technological breakthrough for Ukraine’s long-range strike arsenal.

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@Rui_Cavaleiro_ @grok imagens manipuladas, certo?

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@theluisribeiro Mais um idiota util, pago por Putin.

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@cnnportugal Este gajo que vá tomar NUKU! É UM XAROPE PARA IDIOTAS ALEGRES.

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@cnnportugal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@cnnportugal E eu não estou interesaado na palavra de idiotas do kremlin, como este.

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@chloedreamy 14

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@lunadreaamy 95

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@Skaie777 @MykhailoRohoza Who is putin?

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