Updates on Current, Emerging and Prolific Munitions added to METIS.
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 | FP-5MISSILE CURRENT, EMERGING, PROLIFIC The FP-5 Flamingo is a Ukrainian, turbojet engine-powered, subsonic, long-range, ground-launched, land-attack cruise missile. It was first displayed in August 2025 and is designed to be a low-cost, easily manufactured, deep-strike option. |
 | M99 ADVANCED SUBMUNITION (ASM)SUBMUNITION CURRENT, EMERGING The M99 Advanced Submunition (ASM) is an Israeli-developed, proximity-fuzed, high-explosive fragmentation, ribbon-stabilised, anti-personnel submunition. It can be dispensed by the 155 mm M999 Barak Eitan cargo projectile, or the 227 mm Ra'am Eitan cargo rocket. The fuze contains five initiation modes, with four of these being back-ups. This is claimed to provide a failure rate of <1%, however this remains to be verified. |
 | M999 BARAK EITANPROJECTILE CURRENT, EMERGING The M999 is an Israeli-developed, base-ejection, carrier (cargo, cluster, dispenser, etc.) projectile, which holds and dispenses nine M99 Advanced Submunitions (ASM). It is also known as the 'Barak Eitan', or the XM1208 or M1208 Cannon-delivered Area Effects Munition (C-DAEM) in US service. |
 | MOLNIYA-PWEAPONISED DRONE CURRENT, EMERGING The Molniya-P is thought to be an interceptor variant of the earlier Molniya-1 and Molniya-2 one-way attack uncrewed aerial vehicles (OWA-UAVs). |
 | PFM-1S (UKRAINIAN)MISSILE CURRENT, PROLIFIC TThe PFM-1S (Ukrainian) is a small, plastic-bodied, liquid explosive-filled, anti-personnel blast (APB) mine intended for delivery by UAV. It is a modified design of the Soviet-era-developed PFM-1 and PFM-1S scatterable mines (SCATMIN), from which it gets its name. |
This report by Fenix Insight aims to draw your attention to some of the new technical records that have been added recently to METIS. We hope this overview is useful to you.
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