Anti-tank Missiles - Islamic World News

The Iranian Toophan anti-tank guided missile family is a set of eleven Toophan anti-armor missiles, whose base model was produced through reverse engineering of the BGM-71 TOW missile. Toophan anti-tank missiles are considered the backbone of Iranian anti-armor missiles and they have been produced in large numbers so far. In general, 11 members of the Toofan missile family are shown with numbers 1 to 7, including two upgraded variants as well as two renamed variants, which we will explain them in detail in the following article.

The Shafagh missile is an Iranian medium-range air-to-ground missile that has been produced and enhanced by the Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Republic of Iran for use on the Army and IRGC’s helicopters, as well as for use on Karrar drones. The probable circular error (CEP) rate of this missile is 20 cm at 20 km and its warhead has the ability to penetrate up to 1500 mm rolled steel.

The Stugna-P is an Ukrainian anti-tank missile system developed by the Kyiv-based Luch design bureau to compete with foreign models of the same class. The Stugna-P system consists of a tripod, a missile container, a guidance device and a computer used to control all the firing operations and allow the operator to remotely control the […]

The Next generation Light Anti-tank Weapon (NLAW) is a short-range anti-tank missile jointly developed by the British company Thales Air Defense and the Swedish Saab Bofros Dynamics.