Россия модернизировала сверхзвуковую крылатую ракету «Оникс»: тотальное уничтожение на дальности до 1000 км

NPO Mashinostroyeniya announced the positive results of this work

Russian engineers have modernized the Onyx supersonic cruise missile for shipborne and coastal defense. This was announced by Alexander Leonov, General Director and General Designer of NPO Mashinostroyeniya (part of the Tactical Missiles Corporation).

According to him, NPO is working to improve all systems in service with the Russian army.

There are positive results. Certain changes, improvements, and enhancements are being made. This is mandatory work.
Alexander Leonov, General Director of NPO Mashinostroyeniya

Leonov added that when a missile is accepted into service, changes to it require a whole procedure with appropriate confirmations.

Changes require not even tests, but specifically confirmations. Therefore, work is certainly underway. There are results of this work.
Alexander Leonov, General Director of NPO Mashinostroyeniya

The P-800 Onyx supersonic universal anti-ship missile is designed to combat surface ship groups, as well as to engage ground targets in conditions of intense fire and electronic countermeasures.

Characteristics of the P-800 Onyx:

  • Onyx diameter — 0.67 m
  • Wingspan — 1.7 m
  • Missile launch weight — 3000 kg, with transport and launch container (TLC) — 3900 kg
  • Warhead weight — 300 kg
  • Target detection range (active mode) — at least 50 km
  • Launch readiness time — no more than 2 minutes

According to information from open sources, the flight range was up to 600 km, but in December 2022, plans were announced to increase this figure to 1000 km.

Earlier, www1.ru reported that Saudi Arabia is interested in the Russian Pantsir-S1M SAM system.

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Sources
TASS

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