Russia has condemned Denmark for allowing a Ukrainian defense company, Fire Point, to produce missile fuel on its soil, characterizing the move as a provocation that will escalate the conflict. According to Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, this decision demonstrates Copenhagen’s “hostile” stance and desire to profit from the war. Despite Russia’s warnings of increased bloodshed and escalation, Denmark, a staunch supporter of Ukraine, has stated its commitment to supporting Kyiv and expanding cooperation. Furthermore, Denmark has already committed significant military assistance and hinted at inviting more Ukrainian defense firms to set up operations.
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In a groundbreaking move, a Ukrainian weapons manufacturer, Fire Point, will establish a factory in Vojens, Denmark, as announced by the Danish defense minister. This marks the first time a Ukrainian defense firm will operate within a NATO country. The factory’s location is strategically chosen near a Danish airbase. This initiative signifies a significant step in arms cooperation, offering vital support to Ukraine’s defense efforts.
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The Flamingo cruise missile, developed by Ukrainian company Fire Point, has undergone successful testing, as confirmed by President Volodymyr Zelensky. The missile boasts a range of 3,000 km and a 1,150 kg warhead with a 14 m CEP. Mass production is slated to begin by February 2026, with Fire Point aiming to increase production from one to seven missiles per day by October. Ukrainian officials, while withholding technical specifics, have emphasized the missile’s significant range and power.
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On August 14, 2025, Ukraine revealed its domestically produced Flamingo cruise missile, boasting a range exceeding 3,000 kilometers. The missile, now in mass production, was photographed at Fire Point, a leading Ukrainian defense company, although the exact location remains undisclosed. The project was developed by Fire Point. Further details surrounding the Flamingo missile have not been released.
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