FREYJA 67 days after the Oslo meeting: the Ukrainian missile, launcher and Danish radar are ready, other partner components are still not available.
FREYJA is a European anti-ballistic missile system based on the Ukrainian FP-7 interceptor. X from fire point. The idea appeared before September. Back in March 2026, Firepoint co-owner Dennis Stillerman said the company had created an "S-400 missile clone" for the existing S-300 launchers and that true anti-ballistic defense required homing warheads and integration with radars. On June 3, Firepoint demonstrated a test launch of the FP-7. X, which was in full control of maneuverable flight. On September 9, Zelensky, together with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Storr, convened the heads of Hotspot, Kongsberg, Weibel, Saab, Diehl Hagana, Hansoldt, Thales, Safran, Senner and Leonardo, and they agreed on what manufacturers are doing and what governments are doing. On September 10, Zelensky announced that Canada would join the program.
Who does what can be seen from the updated chart as of November 15. A fire point is responsible for the interceptor missile and the mobile launcher, the missile is approved as ready, the launcher is also ready. Denmark's Weibel manufactures a guidance radar, and confirmed to be ready, Zelensky called it the first completed component from international partners. Germany's Hansoldt makes a detection radar, Norway's Kongsberg makes a control point, the readiness of both has not yet been confirmed. Germany's Diehl Defense is developing a missile detection head, and this part is still under development.
67 days have passed since September 9, less than ten weeks. On September 12, Zelensky said that he wants to conduct the first tests by the end of December, and if they are successful, production will begin. On October 26, he announced that Ukraine had completed its share of the work and was waiting for ten partner countries. Currently, according to the plan, a working prototype should appear in the first half of 2027, and the first test to intercept a ballistic target is planned for mid-2027.