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Akhgar
TypeAir-to-ground missile (UAV missile)
Place of origin Iran
Production history
Unit costNot Mentioned
Produced2018
Specifications
Mass27 kg
Length1.7 m
Diameter13 cm

Maximum firing range30 km

Maximum speed 600 km/h
Guidance
system
Optical guidance

Akhgar missile ( Persian: موشک اخگر) is an Iranian drone-launched air-to-ground missile operated by the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force. [1] This Unmanned aerial vehicle weapon, which is among the newest missiles of Iranian drones, has a range of 30 km, [2] its weight is twenty seven kg and its maximum speed is 600 kilometers per hour. [3] [4]

Akhgar weighs 27 kilograms and is armed with a 7kg warhead, its length is 1.7 m and it has a diameter of 13 cm. [5] [6] [7] The unmanned aerial vehicle missile is of the television-guidance type and its engine is made from the type of "micro-jet engine". [8] This missile can be installed on the Kaman-12 (UAV), which is capable of carrying/firing from a distance of 30 kilometers by the UAV to various targets. [9] [10] The unveiling of this UAV-missile took place on 30 January 2019 in the "Iqtedar 40" exhibition, [11] corresponding to the defense achievements of the Iranian Armed Forces. [12] [13] [14] [15]

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