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Russian channel questions FP-7 combat claim as Fire Point delays readiness; Pavlohrad propellant plant under threat

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Rybar reports growing Ukrainian public frustration that promised strikes on Moscow have not materialised, and notes that Fire Point is deferring its declared readiness dates, casting doubt on the authenticity of first FP-7 combat use claims. Separately, citing Ukraine’s Defence Express, a Russian channel reports that the Pavlohrad Chemical Plant — Ukraine’s sole solid-propellant manufacturer — faces imminent destruction from Russian strikes, which would foreclose the indigenous production base for any future Ukrainian ballistic missile programme.

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