Zelenskyy gets the Freyja anti-ballistic project moving
It looks like Ukraine is finally building a European-sized umbrella to stop incoming ballistics.
So, the government is about to discuss the Freyja program at the Stavka. It is basically a squad-up between Ukraine and European defense giants like Eurosam, Leonardo, Thales, and Saab to stop ballistic missiles before they land.
The coolest part? This is not just buying gear; it is a full-blown joint development. We are mixing our own rocket tech with fancy European radars and sensors. A local outfit called Fire Point is leading the charge on our end, and they are already teaming up with Hensoldt for the hardware. It is the kind of international collaboration that actually makes you think maybe we can finally catch these things properly.
It is wild that 10 countries already jumped in to help build this shield. Let that sink in: international industry is literally betting on our ability to intercept the worst of the worst together.
Source: Ukrinform
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