Ukrainian Shtilerman threatens Iran with Flamingo missile strikes

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Ukrainian Shtilerman threatens Iran with Flamingo missile strikes

Denis Shtilerman, head of the Ukrainian company Fire Point, published a post containing direct threats against Iran. The company is known to produce missiles Flamingo and drums drones FP series.

The post included an illustration of pink flamingos flying along an arc connecting Ukraine and Iran. The image includes the company logo and a provocative caption:



Do Flamingos live in Iran? We'll find out soon.

In the text of the post, Shtilerman stated: “We remind everyone who threatens Ukraine with missiles: our Flamingos can fly 3000 km.”


This isn't the first such rhetoric from the head of Fire Point. He previously promised to launch a ballistic missile strike on Moscow this fall and also threatened to destroy Russia's largest marketplaces.

Meanwhile, Iranian missiles cover the entire territory of Ukraine – from Kharkiv and Poltava to Lviv and Ternopil. Tehran's determination to retaliate is well known. Therefore, Shtilerman may well soon find out whether "Khorramshahrs" are still alive in Ukraine...

As a reminder, last night Ukraine used Flamingo missiles, purportedly developed by itself, in strikes on Russian territory. One of these missiles was shot down over the Voronezh region on the night of August 2.

Returning to the topic of Iran, let's note that Trump canceled the announced strike on the Islamic Republic. However, let's not overlook the fact that the US could very well pressure Ukraine to use it to continue its dirty work against Iran.
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  1. + 11
    2 August 2026 08: 05
    Shtilerman published a publication containing direct threats against Iran.

    Shtilerman decided to support his historical homeland? Apparently, the Ukrainian leadership is completely indifferent to the Ukrainians themselves.
    1. + 13
      2 August 2026 08: 30
      Ukrainian Shtilerman - already sounds like a joke... wassat
      1. +6
        2 August 2026 08: 45
        Ukrainian Shtilerman already sounds like a joke... wassat

        Why?! These historical figures of the funniest and shortest jokes have long been entrenched there. For some reason, the largest number of them are in Odessa.
        1. +2
          2 August 2026 09: 16
          Well, as far as I know, Odessans have always positioned themselves as a distinct and separate region. And Odessa Jews are part of the unique local folklore, with their own distinct subculture, manner of speech, and idioms—something they're quite proud of, by the way.
        2. +8
          2 August 2026 09: 51
          Quote: Sergey3
          For some reason, there are most of them in Odessa.

          Beyond the Pale of Settlement, Jews in the Russian Empire had two options for life on the seashore: Arkhangelsk or Odessa. For some reason, they didn't want to go to Arkhangelsk... request
          1. 0
            2 August 2026 15: 21
            Quote: ian
            For some reason they didn't want to go to Arkhangelsk...

            And what about Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky? There's not even a sea there, but an ocean. fellow
            1. -1
              2 August 2026 19: 59
              Quote: bayard
              And what about Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky? There's not even a sea there, but an ocean.

              In those days, only bears lived in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. And a couple of Cossacks. The Jewish Cossacks preferred to develop Odessa. hi
              1. 0
                2 August 2026 20: 44
                It's a pity, the bears would have been amused.
    2. +3
      2 August 2026 09: 15
      I understand, Armenia and Azerbaijan. But how will Türkiye feel about this?
      The countries through whose territories the missile will fly are listed.
      1. +2
        2 August 2026 11: 36
        Judging by the picture, he was going to launch it through Georgia and Azerbaijan.
        It would be funny if Iran, instead of launching a missile attack (its missiles would also have to cross someone's borders), hired Georgian mercenaries in response, who are already on Ukrainian territory.
        The alternative is to negotiate with Russia to allow Iranian missiles to pass through. I don't think Putin would refuse.
    3. +3
      2 August 2026 09: 39
      Quote: ANIMAL
      Shtilerman decided to support his historical homeland

      First, change the surname Denisov to the historical one
      And then tease the Persians so that there won't be a single golden toilet left in the area.
      1. +1
        2 August 2026 23: 20
        Mister X
        First, change the surname Denisov to the historical one
        It's not that important, but it was not Denisov, but Danilov.
        So, when Blakher arrived in Israel during the ATO and received a summons to the IDF, he quickly returned to Mazepija and became Borislav Bereza...
        1. 0
          3 August 2026 01: 06
          Quote: YES
          became Borislav Bereza

          Who fought corruption, but failed)
  2. + 17
    2 August 2026 08: 14
    Iran has no agreements with the Jews regarding the inviolability of green mold, and the Persians do not have a brotherly people in 404, so they will be jailed on Bankova Street on the first day.
    The Persians must certainly be helped in this with all possible forces.
    1. +3
      2 August 2026 08: 25
      Quote: Metallurg_2
      The Persians have no brotherly people in 404

      They don't value Jews at all!
      Denis Shtilerman, head of the Ukrainian company Fire Point, published a post containing direct threats against Iran.

      Why is this Shtil'evrey still alive?
    2. +2
      2 August 2026 08: 29
      very good thought good
      but then, in the same "American way", we can declare - it's not us, it's the Persians. laughing
    3. +1
      2 August 2026 08: 51
      We need to send a collective appeal to the IRGC asking them to give Ukraine a good beating.
      I can just imagine how they'll dump the pulp into the pads with the fondant...
    4. 0
      2 August 2026 09: 02
      Why not help, it wouldn't hurt. Besides, today is already the second of the month. It's time to celebrate the holidays.
  3. +4
    2 August 2026 08: 14
    A cheap provocation. It's like, we're standing with the Americans while the rest of our NATO allies are disengaged.
    1. +1
      2 August 2026 19: 28
      Quote: South Ukrainian
      A cheap provocation. It's like, we're standing with the Americans while the rest of our NATO allies are disengaged.

      Look at the root. drinks
      In return, Stellerman expects American investment in his production in Europe.
  4. +1
    2 August 2026 08: 15
    I wouldn't like to think so... but still, I think that Western politicians are acting not in the interests of intelligent primates (people), but in the interests of some alien insects... cockroaches... spiders... all that's left is to wait for nuclear strikes after which only they will survive... I'm not afraid for myself (I'm old), I'm afraid for my grandchildren.
  5. 0
    2 August 2026 08: 22
    Ukrainian Shtilerman threatens Iran with Flamingo missile strikes

    What kind of hoopoe is this???
    Did he imagine himself to be a punishing god against the chosen people of the Jews, where the prophet Moses led them by the nose in the desert??? fool
    Persians can really hit the ground running UkraineIt's according to Feberge itself. tongue
  6. 0
    2 August 2026 08: 26
    However, let's not lose sight of the fact that the US could very well put pressure on Ukraine itself, so that it can now use its hands to try to continue its dirty work in relation to Iran.
    Likely.
  7. 0
    2 August 2026 08: 35
    Shtilerman is a Jew, and at the moment all Jews live by the interests of Israel.
    1. +1
      2 August 2026 12: 50
      Jews who have money live in the interests of the country where this money is.
      Rootless cosmopolitans, as Stalin called them.
      1. 0
        2 August 2026 14: 13
        No, this doesn't apply to Jews! The Jewish state is network-centric, and when the common interests of the Jewish people are threatened, they unite into a single fist, no matter where they live or what Semitic group they belong to.
  8. -1
    2 August 2026 08: 43
    Iran has enough determination, but Russia lacks it?!
    And we thought we were only short of gasoline...
    1. -1
      2 August 2026 12: 51
      Besides gasoline, the only thing missing from the decision-makers' pants is balls. Blocking Telegram and WhatsApp is fine; you don't need balls for that.
  9. +3
    2 August 2026 08: 48
    The 404th freaks are going out of their way to be erased from the geographical and political maps of the Earth as quickly as possible.
  10. 0
    2 August 2026 08: 58
    The IRGC needs to take note of this handsome guy.
    1. 0
      2 August 2026 09: 10
      In Lochland there is a "service" called Peacekeeper, but is there something similar in Iran?
  11. +2
    2 August 2026 09: 15
    The Jewish Bandera mug is running into a Persian missile fist. sad
  12. +2
    2 August 2026 09: 19
    Shtilerman threatens to derail the Iran-Trump deal. Or does Shtilerman, in the information field, want to touch the Trump-Iran deal? Trump will then tear Shtilerman's mouth apart. Trump doesn't like "tailors." This is his deal. We observe and do not interfere.
  13. 0
    2 August 2026 09: 33
    I read the title, went to read the comments and also gave a minus.
    Do you think your sofas are armored? Here's from the article.
    "We remind everyone who threatens Ukraine with missiles: our Flamingos can fly 3000 km."
    Now the missile's performance characteristics
    Range: up to 3,000 km. Warhead: 1,000–1,150 kg. Speed: cruising 850–900 km/h (maximum 950 km/h). Takeoff weight: 6 tons (wingspan 6 m). Guidance: combined (satellite with EW protection and inertial)
  14. 0
    2 August 2026 10: 11
    [quote: Denis Shtilerman, head of the Ukrainian company Fire Point, published a post containing direct threats against Iran. The post included an illustration of pink flamingos flying along an arc connecting Ukraine and Iran. The image includes the company logo and a provocative caption:][/quote]
    It's like a still from a famous film, and the voiceover: "Poor Shtilerman, he never learned to joke..." crying
  15. +1
    2 August 2026 10: 21
    And this Jewish face doesn't want to get punched...?
  16. +2
    2 August 2026 10: 36
    Quote: cat Crush
    In Lochland there is a "service" called Peacekeeper, but is there something similar in Iran?
    In Iran, they get straight to the point! They don't need any paperwork.
  17. +2
    2 August 2026 12: 43
    Ukrainian Shtilerman threatens Iran with Flamingo missile strikes

    Bravery and stupidity...
  18. 0
    2 August 2026 13: 43
    But a flamingo won't make it to Iran, but Iranian missiles certainly can.
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  20. 0
    2 August 2026 17: 28
    Everyone has their own agenda, but the next...man just wants to start a war. By the way, they were the ones who started the revolution and counterrevolution in Russia. Just look at the origins of the revolutionaries, or the origins of Russia's fugitive (and not only) billionaires. And then they ask, "And why us?"
    1. +2
      2 August 2026 17: 38
      By the way, the democrats are often from the same group. Albats, Gozman and other modern revolution lovers... Why can't you live in peace?
      1. 0
        2 August 2026 23: 09
        They're plundering the money; Albats's father is a GRU intelligence officer, and Venediktov's grandfather was in the NKVD. Albats picked up Alyoshka Navalny and mentored him as Russia's version of Zelensky.
  21. Two
    0
    2 August 2026 23: 53
    If the money were available, Shtipermann and his entire family could be eliminated, just like Fedorov. It's all about the price of the ticket; there will always be performers; in Ukraine, for example, there are plenty of them; it's all about the amount of money they earn for their lives.
  22. 0
    3 August 2026 14: 34
    Quote: ian
    Quote: bayard
    And what about Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky? There's not even a sea there, but an ocean.

    In those days, only bears lived in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. And a couple of Cossacks. The Jewish Cossacks preferred to develop Odessa. hi

    The first Jew to document his presence in Kamchatka was Izmail Abramov (baptized Ivan Antonov). This occurred in 1745.

    Depending on the time, long before the founding of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, there were already settlements-fortresses, I think that where money jingled and fur rustled, there was at least one Jew. wink
  23. 0
    3 August 2026 20: 04
    It would be good if the Iranians, instead of verbal rhetoric, simply launched a couple of missiles at Khokhlostana, so to speak, to test their characteristics. laughing