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'Beauty': Fire Point stirs intrigue with new Ukrainian missile

Video of the new Ukrainian missile is already going viral online (photo: screenshot)
Video of the new Ukrainian missile is already going viral online (photo: screenshot)

Denys Shtilerman summed up the launch in a single word On the morning of July 20, Denys Shtilerman, chief designer and co-owner of Fire Point, shared footage of the launch of an unidentified Ukrainian missile, according to Shtilerman. "Beauty," was the co-owner of Fire Point's brief comment on the video. He did not reveal any details or even the na...

Denys Shtilerman summed up the launch in a single word

On the morning of July 20, Denys Shtilerman, chief designer and co-owner of Fire Point, shared footage of the launch of an unidentified Ukrainian missile, according to Shtilerman.

"Beauty," was the co-owner of Fire Point's brief comment on the video.

He did not reveal any details or even the name of the missile shown in the video.

Notably, Denys Shtilerman shared the launch against the backdrop of reports of a large-scale Ukrainian attack on Moscow and the surrounding region.

During the night of July 20, it was reported that a missile alert had been declared in the Moscow region, but it was later lifted.

According to preliminary reports, an oil depot in Podolsk, outside Moscow, was targeted this time.

It later emerged that there were not one but two or three separate fires in the city. One of the affected sites may have been a Wildberries warehouse, where staff evacuation began.

On the morning of July 20, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said that more than 400 Ukrainian drones had attempted to attack the Moscow region overnight.

The footage also comes after Ukraine announced the successful test of its domestically developed ballistic missile.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has described the progress as producing "good results," while noting that testing is still underway.

He has also commented on the capabilities of Russian ballistic missiles.

Read full story on RBC Ukraine

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