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Fire Point FP-5 Flamingo · cruise missile
A compact selection from this profile, with sources and limits. Other configurations and additional measurements remain in the full profile.
Fire Point FP-5 Flamingo is a Ukrainian ground-launched cruise missile, not a drone. Its published performance and production figures remain attributed claims.[1][2]
Public-source profile. Performance claims are attributed; type links do not verify an incident identification.
The numbers, with their sources
| Published flight range | ≤ 3000 km[1] |
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Form, sound & identification limits
- Fire Point also makes FP-1. In AP’s 21 August 2025 report, Iryna Terekh claimed about one Flamingo daily, targeting seven daily by October 2025. This was a company claim and a production goal, not audited output.[1]
- On 14 April 2026, Ukraine’s presidency claimed range up to 3,000 km, a warhead over one tonne and serial production from 2025. These are official claims, not independent performance tests.[2]
- Defense Express (18 August 2025) linked Flamingo to Milanion’s IDEX-2025 FP-5 using appearance and advertised specifications. Its one-tonne warhead figure is Milanion’s claim. Similarity does not independently establish design ownership; length is unknown in this profile.[3]
Shape or sound alone cannot identify a drone. Follow local public-safety alerts; do not approach wreckage.
Source notebook
- Associated Press · A Ukrainian startup develops long-range drones and missiles to take the battle to Russia
21 Aug 2025 · Source consulted: 03 Nov 2026 · Firsthand reporting
- President of Ukraine · У зверненні з нагоди Дня зброяра Президент показав понад 50 видів української зброї
14 Apr 2026 · Source consulted: 03 Nov 2026 · Official report; not an independent test
- Defense Express · Ukraine’s Flamingo is the FP-5 Missile With 3,000 km Range and a One-Ton Warhead
18 Aug 2025 · Source consulted: 03 Nov 2026 · Approximate / analyst compilation
Cite this profile
DroneLedger. Fire Point FP-5 Flamingo. 2026-11-03. https://droneincidents.com/drones/fp-5/editions/2026-11-03/
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