Ukraine Reveals Koral, a New Air Defense Missile Designed to Hit Ballistic Targets
- Ukraine has publicly revealed the Koral, a new domestic surface-to-air missile designed to intercept both aerodynamic and ballistic targets, at the MSPO defense exhibition in Poland.
- The Koral missile weighs 450 kg with a 36-kg warhead and features guidance combining inertial navigation, radio correction, and active radar homing for independent final targeting.
- Development of Koral began in 2016 as a ship-based missile weighing about 300 kg and has evolved into a larger system with modular design for land and naval air defense.
- The missile now measures approximately 4.8 meters and serves as a middle-tier air defense weapon intended for medium-range interception.
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Ukraine Reveals Koral, a New Air Defense Missile Designed to Hit Ballistic Targets
Ukraine has unveiled the launcher for its domestically developed Koral surface-to-air missile for the first time, revealing a significantly evolved weapon designed to engage both conventional aerial threats and ballistic targets.
Ukraine has for the first time displayed the Koral anti-aircraft missile system during the MSPO defense exhibition in Poland, a Military correspondent reported.
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