Flamingo Missile Costs $600,000, Six Times Cheaper than Tomahawk

The Ukrainian Flamingo missile, capable of carrying up to 1,150 kg of explosives and reaching distances of up to 1,800 km, costs $600,000, which is six times cheaper than the American Tomahawk, priced at around $3,500,000. Fire Point's CEO, Irina Terekh, reported that Flamingo missiles have already been used to attack Russian military targets, including a military components factory in Cheboksary, located more than 950 km from Kharkiv. The missile's range reached 1,800 km thanks to its complex trajectory. Fire Point also produces FP-1 drones with a range of over 1,600 km, priced between $55,000 and $75,000. Attacks on oil refineries have reduced production in Russia by 20%. Founded after Russia's invasion in 2022, Fire Point plans to increase Flamingo missile production to dozens of units per month by 2026 and is investing about $100 million in developing its ballistic program.

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