Russia tests new ground-based missile derived from Kh-39 LMUR
Russia tests new ground-based missile derived from Kh-39 LMUR Following successful airframe integration on Ka-52M and Mi-28NM helicopters, a ground modification of the Kh-39 tactical missile (Item 347) with a range up to 20 km was demonstrated during Vostok-2026 exercises. It destroyed an enemy artillery position. The system is conceptually similar to the British Brimstone HMT Overwatch but features a command-telemetry link and optical seeker for fire from closed positions. However, its limited range exposes launchers to FPV drones, necessitating dense protection by interceptor UAVs and anti-…
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Following successful airframe integration on Ka-52M and Mi-28NM helicopters, a ground modification of the Kh-39 tactical missile (Item 347) with a range up to 20 km was demonstrated during Vostok-2026 exercises. It destroyed an enemy artillery position.
The system is conceptually similar to the British Brimstone HMT Overwatch but features a command-telemetry link and optical seeker for fire from closed positions. However, its limited range exposes launchers to FPV drones, necessitating dense protection by interceptor UAVs and anti-drone air defense systems.
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