Mojtaba's enemies get desperate? Ukraine’s 'flamingo' puts Iran on notice

A social media post by Ukrainian missile company Fire Point has ignited fresh speculation over Kyiv's long-range strike ambitions after appearing to hint at a potential missile capable of reaching Iran. Fire Point chief Denys Shtylerman claimed the FP-5 "Flamingo" missile could have a range of up to 3,000 kilometers, while a graphic showing flamingos flying from Ukraine toward Iran carried the message, "We'll find out soon." Although the claim remains unverified and no Ukrainian authority has confirmed the missile's capabilities or operational status, the post has fueled debate over Ukraine's evolving missile program. The development comes as tensions between Kyiv and Tehran remain high over allegations that Iran has supplied drones and military assistance to Russia—claims Tehran continues to deny.