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It’s big. It’s fast. It packs a devastating
punch. And it can travel much deeper inside 00:00:06
Russia than anything else in Ukraine’s arsenal.
It’s Ukraine’s newly unveiled cruise missile, 00:00:11
the Flamingo, and it could be about to give
Ukraine a decisive edge in its war of long-range 00:00:16
strikes against targets deep inside Russia.
Let’s take a deep dive into Ukraine’s latest 00:00:22
battlefield innovation and what it might mean
for the outcome of the war. The existence of 00:00:26
the Flamingo was first revealed in a post on
Facebook by Associated Press photojournalist 00:00:32
Efrem Lukatsky. The timing of the reveal was
particularly pertinent. The following day, 00:00:36
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was due to
arrive in Washington, D.C. for crucial talks with 00:00:42
U.S. President Donald Trump, who had held historic
but controversial talks with Russian President 00:00:46
Vladimir Putin a few days earlier. Zelenskyy
was accompanied by a posse of European leaders, 00:00:51
including NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte,
European Commission Chairwoman Ursula von der 00:00:56
Leyen, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer,
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and Italian 00:01:01
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Their intention
was to convince Trump to maintain support for 00:01:06
Ukraine and to demonstrate that Ukraine still had
the wherewithal to continue resisting Russia’s 00:01:11
invasion and take the fight back to them. So,
the unveiling of a potentially game-changing 00:01:15
new weapon on the eve of this important summit
certainly strengthened the hand of the so-called 00:01:20
“Coalition of the Willing.” Over the following
week, more details about the Flamingo emerged, 00:01:24
and it certainly appears to have increased the
scope of Ukraine’s offensive capabilities. The 00:01:28
Flamingo reportedly has a range of around 1,864
miles and packs a warhead weighing around 2,535 00:01:37
pounds. It’s a land-based cruise missile,
with videos showing Flamingos being launched 00:01:41
from rails mounted on two two-axle trailers, then
climbing sharply right after launch. Both in terms 00:01:46
of range and explosive power, it’s a substantial
upgrade on the long-range attack weapons currently 00:01:52
being used by Ukraine. That’s crucial because it
enables Ukraine to strike deeper inside Russia and 00:01:56
with much more deadly consequences. Outmanned
and outgunned on the battlefield, Ukraine is 00:02:01
bravely resisting Russian advances all along the
frontline, with little evidence that it has the 00:02:05
manpower or firepower to force the Russians out
of the territories it has occupied through ground 00:02:10
battles alone. However, Ukraine’s nightly mass
drone and missile attacks deep inside Russia have 00:02:15
become much more than just a pain in the backside
for Russia. In particular, a series of strikes on 00:02:19
Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure during
August have reportedly shut down the Druzhba 00:02:24
pipeline that transports Russian gas to Hungary
and Slovakia, and reduced its overall oil output 00:02:29
by 13.5 percent. Given that oil and gas make up at
least 20 percent of the revenues Russia needs to 00:02:35
fund its war machine, that’s got to hurt. And yet,
until now, the amount of damage that Ukraine can 00:02:39
do has been limited by the range and payload of
its current fleet of attack drones and missiles. 00:02:44
The Flamingo threatens to change that equation
dramatically. In terms of longer-range missiles, 00:02:49
Ukraine only really had two Soviet-era Russian
missiles in its arsenal when Russia invaded in 00:02:54
February 2022 – the SS-21 SCARAB, aka Tochka, and
the Tu-143 Reys, along with some of the similar 00:03:01
but older Tu-141 Strizh. The Reys and Strizh are
actually jet-powered reconnaissance drones that 00:03:06
were converted into rudimentary cruise missiles by
the wily Ukrainians. The Tochka was the backbone 00:03:11
of Ukraine's tactical ballistic missile forces at
the outbreak of the war, and scored some notable 00:03:16
successes, including the sinking of the landing
ship Saratov in Berdyansk on the Sea of Azov in 00:03:21
March 2022 – the first major Russian naval loss
of the war. However, stockpiles of these missiles 00:03:26
seem to have been depleted, with very little
heard about them in 2025. In any event, with 00:03:30
a range of between nine and 75 miles, depending
on the variant, and a circular error probability 00:03:36
of up to 500 feet, the impact of these missiles
was limited. Following the outbreak of the war, 00:03:40
Ukraine then introduced the Neptune – a subsonic
anti-ship missile based on the Soviet-era SS-N-25 00:03:47
SWITCHBLADE, or Kh-35, missile adapted for use
from the land. The Neptune is a close analog of 00:03:52
the U.S.-made RGM-84 Harpoon missile, which has
also been used effectively by Ukraine in strikes 00:03:57
against Russian sea- and land-based assets.
For example, on June 17, 2022, Ukraine sank 00:04:03
the Russian navy ship Spasatel Vasily Bekh off
Snake Island with two RGM-84 Harpoon missiles, 00:04:09
although some sources claimed they were actually
Neptunes. But again, with a range of over 180 00:04:13
miles and a warhead weighing 330 pounds, its scope
and destructive power are restricted. With limited 00:04:19
stocks of the Neptune and dwindling stocks of its
older Soviet missiles, for most of 2023 and 2024, 00:04:25
Ukraine was reliant on NATO supplies for the bulk
of its missile stock. Most notable of those are 00:04:30
the HIMARS, which have become one of the iconic
weapons of the war. To be more precise, Ukraine 00:04:34
typically uses the M-31 GLMRS, or guided multiple
launch rocket system variant of the system, 00:04:40
which can be fired by Ukraine's tracked M270 MLRS
vehicles. HIMARS technically refers to the variant 00:04:46
fired from wheeled vehicles. The M31 rocket has
a minimum engagement range of 9.3 miles and can 00:04:52
strike targets up to 43 miles away, with its
200-pound high-explosive warhead impacting at 00:04:57
a speed of Mach 2.5. They’ve been highly effective
at eliminating Russian equipment, radar stations, 00:05:03
command posts, and logistics in the immediate
rear, but don’t have the range to threaten 00:05:07
targets deeper inside Russia. France’s Hammer or
AASM, short for Armement Air-Sol Modulaire, which 00:05:14
has also been supplied to Ukraine in significant
numbers, also has a range of around 43 miles. 00:05:18
Although it’s technically a guided 550-pound
bomb with a small rocket motor rather than a 00:05:23
missile per se, it does the same job. Similarly,
the U.S.’s AGM-154 Joint Standoff Weapon, or JSOW, 00:05:29
is another glide bomb Ukraine uses as a missile.
The JSOW is unpowered, has a low-altitude range 00:05:34
of 12 nautical miles and a high-altitude
range of 63 nautical miles. It also packs 00:05:39
a much heavier warhead of either 500 or 1,000
pounds, depending on the variant. But, again, 00:05:44
it’s not really a missile, and can’t strike deep
inside Russia. The British Storm Shadow and French 00:05:48
analog SCALP-EG, which have also been extensively
used by Ukraine, are bona fide missiles and have 00:05:54
definitely given Ukraine an extended scope for
more powerful and precise long-distance strikes. 00:05:58
They boast an operational range of between 150
and 340 miles, and carry a 1,000-pound multistage 00:06:05
BROACH penetration warhead payload. Another very
effective imported missile is the U.S.-made M-39 00:06:11
ATACMS. Introduced into Ukraine in late 2023, it
has an operational range of up to 190 miles and 00:06:17
carries a payload of 470 to 560 pounds or up to
950 M74 bomblets, depending on the variant. These 00:06:25
imported missiles have undoubtedly played a major
role in the Ukrainian war effort to date, helping 00:06:30
Ukraine to destroy countless Russian equipment and
troops, damage logistics and infrastructure in the 00:06:34
rear, and force the Black Sea Fleet to flee
from Crimea, among other successes. However, 00:06:39
Russia is not exactly the smallest nation in
the world, and as it has pulled more and more 00:06:43
of its resources outside the range of Ukraine’s
missiles, the need for longer-range strike weapons 00:06:48
has become more of an imperative for Ukraine.
Missiles are typically very expensive, costing 00:06:53
hundreds of thousands of dollars each to make,
if not millions. All of Ukraine’s state revenues 00:06:57
are already being applied towards the war effort,
leaving the nation entirely dependent on foreign 00:07:01
aid and loans to pay its civilian bills, salaries,
and pensions. So, primarily, Ukraine has developed 00:07:07
long-range strike drones to meet its needs as
opposed to missiles, because they’re much cheaper 00:07:11
to produce, especially to scale. This drone
arsenal is impressive – arguably the best in the 00:07:16
world – especially given the constrained, wartime
circumstances in which they were developed. And 00:07:21
their range keeps improving – although they’re
constrained by the payload they can carry. This is 00:07:25
particularly true over very long distances, where
the weight of the payload can impact the speed 00:07:30
and accuracy of the drones, increasing the risk of
malfunction and making them easier to shoot down. 00:07:35
There are a few imported drones in the Ukrainian
arsenal, such as the British Dart 250, with 00:07:40
a payload of 55 pounds and a range of over 155
miles, and the Banshee Jet 80-plus aerial target 00:07:47
drone, used as a kamikaze drone. Turkish-Pakistani
Y-III drones are also known to have been used by 00:07:52
Ukraine to attack targets inside Russia, although
the payload and range specs are not clear. The 00:07:57
imported drone with the longest range is probably
the Swiss-made Destinus Lord, with a payload of up 00:08:02
to 55 pounds and a range of between 465 and 1,240
miles. These imported drones have all reportedly 00:08:10
been shot down inside Russia, but many others
probably found their mark. But the vast majority 00:08:14
of the long-range strike drones that Ukraine is
using inside Russia are Ukrainian-designed and 00:08:19
produced. There are at least a dozen different
long-range attack drones that have been 00:08:23
identified, and several others that seem to be
prototypes or special one-off creations. Some 00:08:28
of them, like the Ukrjet UJ-22 Airborne, have a
traditional light aircraft layout with a tractor 00:08:33
propeller at the front and simple straight wings
and fixed undercarriage. With a payload of up to 00:08:37
44 pounds, these large drones have a range of
around 500 miles. Similarly, the Aeroprakt A-22 00:08:43
Foxbat UAV is a Ukrainian two-seat, high-wing,
tricycle landing gear ultralight aircraft that has 00:08:49
been converted by the Ukrainian Armed Forces into
a loitering munition for long-range strikes. With 00:08:54
an estimated range of 620 miles and an adjustable
payload, it’s been used for various strikes deep 00:09:00
inside Russia. Notably, it was identified as the
drone responsible for hitting the major Russian 00:09:04
Geran-drone manufacturing facility in Yelabuga,
Tatarstan, in April 2024. That’s over 800 miles 00:09:10
from the Ukrainian-Russian border, suggesting
that either the drone has a longer range than 00:09:14
has been estimated, or was possibly smuggled
into Russia and launched from there. So clearly, 00:09:19
these aircraft drones can be highly effective.
But their relatively large size, slow speeds, 00:09:23
and noisy approach make them somewhat easier
to identify and shoot down, even when they fly 00:09:28
at lower altitudes. That’s why most of Ukraine’s
long-range attack drones are of the jet-powered 00:09:32
variety. The UJ-25 Skyline, for example, is a
jet-powered loitering munition developed by Ukrjet 00:09:38
as a weaponized version of the UJ-23 Topaz target
drone. It has a potential strike range of around 00:09:44
500 miles, and reportedly carries a 22-pound
explosive warhead. The UJ-26 Bober, or Beaver, 00:09:50
is another well-known jet-powered UAV that has
reportedly entered mass production and has been 00:09:54
used to attack Moscow. Featuring a distinctive
canard layout with a sleek fuselage and inverted 00:09:59
tail, the Beaver has a range of around 620 miles
and a payload of around 44 pounds. Arguably, 00:10:05
the most important Ukrainian long-range strike
drone is the An-196 Liutyi, which translates as 00:10:11
“fierce.” It has a reported operational range
of 620 to 1,240 miles, with the extended range 00:10:17
achievable through increased fuel capacity or
lighter payloads. Its payload capacity has been 00:10:22
upgraded from an initial 110 pounds to a maximum
of around 165 pounds, with the enhanced version 00:10:28
successfully used to strike targets over 375 miles
away from the Ukrainian border. On July 26, Liutyi 00:10:35
drones slammed into the Signal plant in Stavropol,
which manufactures radar and electronic warfare 00:10:40
systems. The Liutyi is also one of Ukraine’s
most expensive drones to manufacture, coming 00:10:44
in at around $200,000 each. However, underscoring
its importance for the Ukrainian Defense Forces, 00:10:50
in July, Germany announced that it would be
funding the production of as many as 500 of them. 00:10:54
At the same time, Germany will also be funding
the Bars, Ukraine’s first mass-producible cruise 00:10:59
missile. That process may already be underway.
According to the pro-Ukraine Conflict Intelligence 00:11:04
Team, by July, both the Liutyi and the Bars were
“being deployed on the front line with increasing 00:11:09
frequency.” Indeed, a photo of the Stavropol
attack seems to show the first visuals of a downed 00:11:14
Bars missile. Not too much is known yet about the
Bars, although it’s estimated to have a similar 00:11:18
range to the Liutyi, while packing a much bigger
warhead and traveling at least twice as fast as 00:11:23
the Liutyi’s 199 miles per hour. So, there’s
at least one other advanced Ukrainian missile 00:11:28
besides the Flamingo seemingly ready for mass
production – albeit with only around one-third 00:11:33
of the range in its extended-range version. There
was another – the Sapsan ballistic missile system, 00:11:38
also known by its export designation Hrim-2.
However, a week before the unveiling of the 00:11:42
Flamingo, Russia’s Federal Security Service, the
FSB, claimed it had destroyed existing stockpiles 00:11:48
of the Sapsan, plus the “technical base” for the
missile’s production capacity. The FSB said it 00:11:53
had discovered the locations of buildings and
air defense systems involved in the production 00:11:56
and protection of the Sapsan ballistic missile
system in the Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk regions, 00:12:01
and destroyed them. Objective control footage
released by the FSB certainly shows several 00:12:06
industrial enterprises being devastated, although
whether these were actually the facilities the 00:12:10
FSB claims they were is an open question.
The Sapsan had entered serial production, 00:12:15
was being actively used, and was even available
for export. Officially announced in June, it has 00:12:20
an operational range of 435 miles and has already
been used to attack targets inside Russia. It 00:12:25
carries a warhead of around 1,050 pounds, but what
sets it apart among Ukraine’s other missiles and 00:12:30
drones is its phenomenal speed – over 3,000 miles
per hour. That makes it impervious to all but 00:12:36
Russia’s most advanced air defense systems. And
it’s anticipated that the same will apply to the 00:12:41
Flamingo. The Flamingo, a product of Kyiv-based
manufacturer Fire Point, is significantly slower 00:12:46
than the Sapsan, with a cruise speed of around
590 miles per hour. That’s in part down to its 00:12:52
weight. At over 13,000 pounds – four times that
of the American Tomahawk cruise missile – that 00:12:56
weight might reduce its speed somewhat, but it’s
also what enables the Flamingo to lug such a heavy 00:13:01
warhead over such great distances. To an extent,
the Flamingo can indeed be compared like-for-like 00:13:06
with the Tomahawk. In fact, Fire Point has
gone so far as to claim that the Flamingo 00:13:09
is a substantial improvement on the U.S.’s
legendary sea-launched missile. “(Tomahawks), 00:13:14
firstly, are outdated; secondly, they are much
worse in terms of technical characteristics. 00:13:19
They have absolutely everything worse than today’s
Flamingos. …,” a company representative claimed, 00:13:23
adding that Tomahawks are also “five times more
expensive.” The total cost of a single Tomahawk 00:13:28
missile, including development, procurement,
operational, and maintenance expenses, starts 00:13:32
at around $1.87 million, but can be as high as $2
million. Assuming Fire Point’s math is correct, 00:13:39
that puts the unit cost of a Flamingo anywhere
between $350,000 and $2 million each. So, 00:13:44
given Ukraine’s stretched budget, it’s likely that
a production partnership similar to the German 00:13:48
Bars arrangement will be required to properly
ramp up production to the numbers Ukraine needs. 00:13:53
Perhaps that partnership already exists, to
an extent. Observers like defense industry 00:13:57
website The War Zone, or TWZ, have pointed out
that the Flamingo is “extremely similar, if not 00:14:03
identical,” to the FP-5 missile made by UAE-based
Milanion. Its design and specifications align 00:14:09
almost exactly with Milanion’s brochure. The exact
nature of the relationship between Fire Point and 00:14:14
Milanion – if any – isn’t clear. However, it is
possible that through Milanion’s British links, 00:14:18
the UK might already be surreptitiously fueling
the Flamingo’s development. Besides the cost, 00:14:23
in most other respects, Fire Point’s claim about
the Flamingo being superior to the Tomahawk may be 00:14:28
exaggerated, but not to a significant extent.
The Tomahawk remains a devastating weapon, 00:14:33
as evidenced during the U.S.’s bombing of Iran’s
nuclear sites in June with 30 submarine-launched 00:14:38
Tomahawks. On paper, the Flamingo outranges
most Tomahawk versions, carries more than 00:14:44
double the payload, and flies slightly faster.
Where Tomahawk still holds an edge is in its 00:14:48
proven TERCOM guidance system, which allows
it to resist GPS jamming — a crucial factor 00:14:53
in Ukraine’s electronic warfare environment. By
contrast, the Flamingo is understood to use more 00:14:57
vulnerable inertial and satellite guidance. The
Flamingo’s massive size – a 19.7-foot wingspan 00:15:03
and six-ton launch weight – coupled with its
simple, straight wing design, is what gives 00:15:08
it its exceptional range and payload-carrying
capacity, and makes it cheaper to produce than 00:15:12
most of its peers. However, these features also
make it much easier to detect, especially since, 00:15:17
again according to TWZ, with “what looks like zero
attempts at signature control, the Flamingo is far 00:15:22
from immune to interception.” True, Ukraine has
achieved, and continues to achieve considerable 00:15:26
success at striking Russian facilities with
drones and missiles with inferior detection 00:15:31
and prevention than the Flamingo. But the more
expensive the missiles are, the less impressed 00:15:35
Ukraine will be watching them being shot down.
The Flamingo is poised to play a crucial role 00:15:40
in Ukraine’s ongoing war of long-range strikes
against Russian targets. Ukraine’s long-range 00:15:45
drones and other missiles have proven highly
effective at hitting Russian targets. However, 00:15:49
with most of them packing warheads at least
five times less powerful than the Flamingo, 00:15:54
they’re limited in how much damage they
can do. Ukraine can hit sensitive items 00:15:57
like the distillation tower at an oil refinery,
causing production at the refinery to stop while 00:16:02
repairs are carried out. But they just aren’t
powerful enough to take out the entire refinery, 00:16:06
as heavy Russian missile barrages did during
August in Kremenchug and near Odessa. Similarly, 00:16:11
Ukraine has hit the massive Geran drone factory
in Yelabuga, Tatarstan at least once, disrupting 00:16:16
production in one of the workshops. But within
months of the strike, the facility had expanded to 00:16:20
a massive 525,000-square-foot facility, reportedly
producing 5,000 Gerans monthly. It would probably 00:16:27
take dozens, if not hundreds, of drones to destroy
the facility completely, whereas just a handful 00:16:32
of Flamingos could likely do the job quickly and
super-effectively. The most effective way to use 00:16:36
them is likely to be in combination strikes using
a variety of attack and decoy drones, along with 00:16:41
Flamingos and possibly other, less valuable
missiles. The decoys draw air defense fire, 00:16:46
and the drones target air defense systems and
poignant, smaller targets. That clears the way 00:16:51
for the heavy Flamingos to wreak havoc on large
targets such as airfields and industrial factories 00:16:55
like Yelabuga. For now, although Ukraine claims
the Flamingo has already been used in combat, 00:17:00
we wait for more information on how many exist,
how many are being produced, how they’re being 00:17:04
used, and what damage they’re inflicting. But
one thing’s for sure – if the Flamingo lives 00:17:09
up to its potential, Putin will have a whole
new set of highly destructive problems to lose 00:17:13
sleep over. We’ll definitely keep you updated
on the progress here on the Military Show, 00:17:17
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