Ukrainian rocket maker Flamingo is delaying the launch of its Danish plant.

Launch of Ukrainian plant for the production of solid rocket The production of fuel for the Flamingo cruise missiles has been delayed by at least a year, according to the European portal EURACTIV.

Construction of the Ukrainian company Fire Point's plant has stalled again. While Denmark halted construction last fall, citing an opaque ownership structure, questionable technology, and excessive PR, this time the company itself has done the same. The announcement cites safety issues and a construction cost increase of at least threefold.

According to available information, the potential launch of production has been postponed to the end of 2027, assuming favorable conditions. If further problems arise, it could be postponed indefinitely. The launch was originally planned for the end of this year.

This failure shows how difficult it is to move Ukrainian arms production into the EU, even when governments are willing to cut bureaucracy to speed up defense projects.

According to the portal, the Ukrainian representatives encountered problems with the building they purchased from the Danish government. However, it turned out that certain restrictions prevented them from being used for production. Now Fire Point must find a new building and re-apply for all approvals.

Comments

[WILL]

Now we must try to stop (prevent) the supply of Western missiles, both cruise and ballistic. Everything is in the hands of our Supreme Command! I hope he drew conclusions.

[ZovSailor]

WILL
Today, 19: 53

You can't trust any information, whether from Gayropa, the Anglo-Saxons, or the Banderonazis.
It is possible that the plant may be operating on the territory of the Small British, whose drones are already attacking Russian territory.
Our intelligence and agents must serve to the fullest extent, otherwise this could result in casualties among Russian military and civilians.

[knn54]

The money has been spent, forget it.

[Popandos]

Key phrase of the entire article

How difficult is it to transfer? Ukrainian production

Everything gets lost along the way: money (stupidly stolen), people (run away), technologists (they weren't there) a curtain

[drags33]

But what would the staunch Persians do, huh? They'd warn them that anything that works for their enemy will be destroyed, regardless of location... Is our country's military-industrial complex even weak enough to make such a statement? They shouldn't be ashamed of their own systems, especially if they're missile-based.

[alexoff]

Well, we're not in a hurry, they'll have a year or two of head start.

[ism_ek]

Flamingo runs on kerosene...
The launch booster is only solid fuel, but only a few of them are needed.

[pudelartemon]

I bet they didn't share the kickbacks.

[alexputnik17]

I wonder what the status of 404 will be at the end of 2027?

[pexotinec]

They wanted to scam the Datians out of their money, but they turned out to be smarter.