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Yakhont
Naval missile system with anti-ship cruise missile

Mission

The Yakhont naval anti-ship missile system (ASM) with anti-ship cruise missile is designed to destroy surface ships and transports of different types making part of naval task force, convoys and landing teams, as well as single ships, and high-radar-contrast land targets.

Composition

  • unified anti-ship cruise missiles in transport-launch containers (TLC);
  • ship- and submarine-based launchers;
  • shipborne missile control system;
  • ground support equipment with automated test facilities.

Features

Yakhont ASM system enjoys enhanced combat effectiveness thanks to the missile’s high supersonic speed, flexible flight profiles, small radar cross-section and autonomous jam-resistant guidance system combining inertial navigation system and radar seeker. After target acquisition the missile operates in fully automatic mode.

Yakhont ASM system can be installed on surface ships, submarines, ground-based stationary and mobile launchers. Missiles can be launched from inclined and vertical launch units.

Main characteristics
Single missile max flight range, km:
combined trajectory
up to 300
low trajectory
120
Missile flight altitude, m:
en route
14000
terminal phase
not less than 10-15
Max speed, m/s:
cruise phase of combined trajectory
750
low-altitude trajectory/terminal phase of combined trajectory
680
Missile weight, kg:
launching
3000
in TLC
3900
TLC dimentions, mm:
length
8900
diameter
720
Warhead weight, kg
200
Missile launch interval in salvo, s
2-5
Launcher inclination, deg
15-90
Launch readiness time from off-power status, min
not more than 4
Radar seeker's target detection range, km
75
Time between missile-in-TLC scheduled inspections, years
3