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Freyja anti-ballistic interceptor system: multinational supply chain spans five countries

Published 28 October 2026

A published component breakdown of Ukraine’s Freyja anti-ballistic missile system shows suppliers across five countries: Fire Point (Ukraine) provides the FP-7.X interceptor rocket and launcher; Hensoldt (Germany) and Weibel (Denmark) supply alternative radar options; Kongsberg (Norway) integrates the fire-control system; and Diehl Defence (Germany) is identified as a candidate seeker supplier. A Russian milblog notes that Ukraine retains the rocket airframe and transporter, with final manufacturing location for the airframe also unresolved.

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Telegram channel, Russian side:UAV Development (UAVDEV) adversary27 Oct 2026 Open the post

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