Soviet/Russian ATGM systems


 This is a comprehensive list of Soviet/Russian ATGM systems. 

The list is based on GRAU Index.

Note, this list will be expanded and reworked over time, depending on newly discovered information, in addition, this list will be expanded with more vehicles in the future.)
--The next list update in mid-February. 


Publications Used: 
  • "Matveev I. Bastion and Sheksna: 30 years in service// Krasnya Zvezda. 2013. No.113" - 'Матвеев И. Бастион и Шексна: 30 лет в строю // Красная Звезда. 2013. №113'


9K11 'Malyutka' 

ATGM selection: 9M14, 9M14M, 9M14M1, 9M14MP, 9M14MP1,9M14MP2

In service since: 16.09.1964

Produced until: 1984

General ATGM complex information:
  • Produced in 2 different variants; portable and self-propelled
General 9M14 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 1000m-3000m
  • ATGM weight: 10,9kg
  • Flight time until reaching max distance: 22sec-28sec
  • Guidance: Manual command by wire
  • Maximum speed: 140m/s
  • Average speed: 115m/s

Additional Information: 

9K11-2 'Malyutka-2' 

ATGM selection: 9M14-2, 9M14-2M, 9M14-2F

In service since: 1995 for export deliveries 

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information:
  • Complex identical to 9K11
  • Designed to fight AFVs that utilize ERA
General 9M14-2 'Malyutka-2' ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 400m-3000m
  • ATGM weight: 12,6kg-12,8kg
  • Flight time until reaching max distance: 22sec
  • Guidance: Semi-automatic or manual by wire if (complex is portable)
  • Average speed: 130m/s
General 9M14-2 'Malyutka-2M' ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 400m-3000m
  • Warhead: HEAT Tandem warhead
  • ATGM weight: 13kg-13,2kg
  • Average speed: 125m/s
General 9M14-2 'Malyutka-2F' ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing range: 400m-3000m
  • Warhead: Thermobaric
  • ATGM weight: 12,5kg-12,7kg
  • Average Speed: 130m/s
Additional Information: 

9K12 'Ovod'

9K11P 'Malyutka-P' 

ATGM selection: 9M14P, 9M14P1, 9M14P1-Pr

In service since: 1969

Produced until: 1984

General ATGM complex information:
  • Mobile ATGM complex
General 9M14P 'Malyutka-P' ATGM characteristics: 
  • ATGM weight 11,4kg

Additional Information: 


9K111 'Fagot'

ATGM selection: 9M111, 9M111-2, 9M111-Pr

In service since: 20.09.1970

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information:
  • Designed to combat AFVs and lightly armoured vehicles
General 9M111 complex characteristics:
  • Firing Range: 70m-2000m
  • Maximum Speed: 240m/s
  • Average speed: 186m/s
  • ATGM weight: 11,3kg
  • Semi-automatic command by wire
Additional Information: 

9K111-1 'Konkurs'

Additional Information: 
In the 9M111M rocket, the design of the hull and funnel of the warhead was changed to accommodate a charge of increased mass and armour penetration. A two-wire control wire with a length of 2500 m was laid on a non-inertial reel.

9K111M 'Konkurs-M'

Sub-variants of 9K111M 'Konkurs-M'
  • 9K111M with 9M113M 
  • 9K111M2 'Fagot-M' with 9M113M and thermal sight 1PN65 'Trakt'
  • 9K111M3 'Fagot-M' with 9M113M and thermal sight 1PN79-2 'Metis-2'
  • 9K111M4 'Fagot-M' with 9M113M and thermal sight 1PN86-1 'Mulat'
General 9M113M ATGM characteristics:
  • Firing Range: 75m-4000m (during the night 75m-2500m)
  • Warhead type: HEAT Tandem
  • ATGM weight 16,5kg
9K111M 'Fagot-M'

ATGM selection: 9M111M 'Factoria'

In service since: 1980-1983

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • Ability to use 1PN65 'Trakt' or 1PN86 'Mulat' thermal sight
General 9M111M 'Factoria' complex characteristics:
  • Firing Range: 75m-2500m
  • Maximum Speed: 240m/s
  • Average speed: 180m/s
  • ATGM weight: 13,2kg
  • Semi-automatic command by wire

9K112 'Cobra'

ATGM selection: 9M112

In service since: 1976 

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • 125mm tank guided ATGM 9K112 "Cobra"
General 9M123 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-4000m (Air targets up to 5000m)
  • Guidance: semi-automatic radio command with optical feedback 9B47
  • Average speed 375m/s 
  • Time to maximum distance: 11sec
  • ATGM weight: 27,5g
Sub-variants of 9M112
  • 9M112M which was put into service in 1978 with increased armour penetration.
  • 9M112M2 'Agona' tested since 1979 with double the amour penetration of 9M112M. Additionally 'Agona' is known as 9M124, while both 9M124 and 9M112M2 had minimal differences. 
9K112-1 'Cobra-U'

ATGM selection: 9M112, 9M112-Pr, 9M112-2, 9M112M, 9M112M2 'Agona', 9M124

'Cobra - '"universal" a modification for T-64B and T-72 tanks.

9K114 'Shturm-S'

ATGM selection: 9M114, 9M114F, 9M120, 9M120F, 9M120F-1, 9M120-1, 9M120-1F, 9M120-1F-1

In service since: 29.03.1976

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • Designed to destroy tanks and other armoured targets, as well as small-sized ground and low-flying low-speed air targets.
  • Primarily used on 9P149 Object 49 Combat vehicle

General 9M114 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 400m-5000m
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 530m/s
  • Warhead type: HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 31,4kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic with the transmission of commands over a radio link with protection from IR and radio interference
  • Time to reach max distance: 14,5sec
General 9M120/F/F-1 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 400m-5000m
  • Average speed: 400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 550m/s
  • Warhead type: 9M120 Tandem HEAT, 9M120F High Explosive and  9M120F-1 High-Explosive Fragmentation
  • ATGM weight: 42,5kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic with the transmission of commands via radio link, jam-resistant.
  • Time to reach max distance: 12,5sec

Additional Information: 

9K132 'Shturm-SM'

Modernized 'Shturm-S' with the addition of thermal optics. 

Designed to destroy modern and advanced tanks, including those equipped with reactive armour, low-tonnage surface targets, low-flying air targets, defensive structures, manpower in shelters and in open areas day and night in simple and difficult weather conditions and in the presence of dust interference.


9K115 'Metis'

ATGM selection: 9M115, 9M115-Pr

In service since: 1978

Produced until: XXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • Designed to destroy visible stationary and moving targets
General 9M115 ATGM complex: 
  • Firing Range: 40m-1000m
  • Maximum Speed: 223m/s
  • Average speed: 180m/s
  • ATGM weight: 4,8kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic, with the transmission of commands by wire and simplified on-board equipment
  • Time to reach max distance: 5,6sec

Additional Information: 

9K115-1 'Metis-M'

ATGM selection: 9M131 'Metis-2', 9M131F

In service since: 1992

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • Designed to destroy modern and advanced tanks, light armoured vehicles, rocket launchers, enemy fire weapons located in fortifications and urban-type buildings.
General 9M131 ATGM characteristics:
  • Firing Range: 80m-1500m
  • Average speed: 180m/s
  • Warhead type: HEAT Tandem
  • ATGM weight: 13,0kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic by wire 
  • Time to reach max distance: 8,0sec
General 9M131F ATGM characteristics:
  • Warhead type: Thermobaric 
  • Warhead weight 4,95kg
Additional  Information: 
Additionally utilizes thermal sight 1PN86-1VI "Mulat-115". 

9K115-2 'Metis-M1'

ATGM selection: 9M131M, 9M131FM

In service since: 2015-2016

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • Designed to destroy modern and advanced tanks, light armoured vehicles, rocket launchers, enemy fire weapons located in fortifications and urban-type buildings.
General 9M131M ATGM information: 
9M131M retained the same qualities and dimensions of 9M131 the range was increased and the ATGM penetration. 
  • Firing Range: 80m-2000m
  • Improved armour penetration
Additional Information: 
Additionally utilizes thermal sight 1PN86-1VI "Mulat-115". 

9K116 'Kastet'

ATGM selection: 9M117, 9M117-Pr, 9M117M, 9M117M1

In service since: 1981

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information:
  • Used for firing from 100-mm towed smooth-bore MT-12 and T-12N anti-tank guns.
General 9M117 ATGM characteristics
  • Firing Range: 100m-4000m
  • Initial starting speed: 267m/s
  • Maximum speed: 370m/s
  • Average speed: 300m/s
  • Warhead type: HEAT 
  • ATGM weight: 17,0kg
  • ATGM guidance: anti-jamming, semi-automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 16,8sec
Additional Information: 

9K116-1 'Bastion'

ATGM selection: 9M117-1, 9M117-1-Pr, 9M117M1-1

In service since: ≈1983

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • 9K116-1 'Bastion' (1983) for T-55M, T-55AM, T-55AD tanks with 100-mm D-10T2S cannon, 3UBK10-1 shot with 9M117M1-1.
General 9M117M1-1 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-6000m
  • Average speed: 300m/s-375m/s
  • Warhead type: Tandem HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 27,5kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 13,5sec
Additional Information: 

9K116-2 'Sheksna'

ATGM selection: 9M117M1-2

In service since: 1983

Produced until: 

General ATGM complex information: 
  • 9K116-2 'Sheksna' (1983) for the T-62M tank with the 115mm U-5TS cannon, 3UBK10-2 shot with 9M117M1-2.
General ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-6000m
  • Average speed: 300m/s-375m/s
  • Warhead type: Tandem HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 28kg
  • ATGM guidance: automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 13,5sec
Additional Information: 

9K116-3 'Basnya'

ATGM selection: 9M117-3, 9M117M1-3

In service since: 1987

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • 9K116-3 'Basnya' (1987) for BMP-3 with 100-mm 2A70 gun, 3UBK10-3 shot with 9M117M1-3.
General 9M117M1-3 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5500m
  • Average speed: 300m/s
  • Maximum speed: 375m/s
  • Warhead type: Tandem HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 19,5kg
  • ATGM guidance: automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 22sec
Additional Information: 

9K118 'Razryv'

ATGM selection: 9M119, 9M119F, 9M119F1

In service since: 1990

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • 9K118 'Razryv' (1990) for 125mm 2A45 "Sprut-B" gun.
General 9M119 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5000m
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 800m/s
  • Warhead type:  HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 16,5kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 16sec
Additional Information: 

9K119 'Reflex'

ATGM selection: 9M119, 9M119F, 9M119F1

In service since: 1985

Produced until: XXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • 9K119 'Reflex' (1985) for 125mm 2A46M-1 and 2A46M-2 used on T-80U, T-80UD and T-90
General 9M119 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5000m
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 800m/s
  • Warhead type:  HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 16,5kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 16sec
Additional Information: 

9K119-1 'Reflex'

ATGM selection: 9M119, 9M119F, 9M119F1

In service since: 1985

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex characteristic: 


General 9M119 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5000m
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 800m/s
  • Warhead type:  HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 16,5kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 16sec
Additional Information: 

9K119M 'Reflex-M'

ATGM selection: 9M119M 'Invar', 9M119M1 'Invar-M1'

In service since: 1992

Produced until: 

General ATGM complex information:
  • Used in combination with 1A45T 'Irtysh' FCS on T-90, T-80UM and T-80UK tanks.
General 9M119M ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5000m
  • Average speed: 340m/s
  • Warhead type: Tandem HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 17,2kg
  • ATGM guidance: anti-jamming semi-automatic, with teleorientation in the laser beam
  • Time to reach max distance: 17,6sec
General 9M119M1 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100-5000m
  • Average speed: 350m/s
  • Warhead type: Tandem HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 17,2kg
  • ATGM guidance: anti-jamming semi-automatic, with teleorientation in the laser beam
  • Time to reach max distance: 17,0sec
Additional Information: 

9K120 'Svir'

ATGM selection: 9M119, 9M119F, 9M119F1, 9M125

In service since: 1985

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information:
  • 9K120 'Svir' mounted on T-72B tank. 
General 9M119 ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5000m
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 800m/s
  • Warhead type:  HEAT
  • ATGM weight: 16,5kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
  • Time to reach max distance: 16sec
Additional Information: 

9K123 'Khrizantema-S'

ATGM selection: 9M123, 9M123F

In service since: 2005

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • Designed to destroy modern and advanced tanks, including those equipped with reactive armour, low-tonnage surface targets, low-flying air targets, defensive structures, manpower in shelters and in open areas day and night in simple and difficult weather conditions and in the presence of dust interference.
General 9M123/9M123F ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 400m-6000m
  • Average speed: 400m/s
  • Warhead type:  Tandem HEAT 9M123, Thermobaric 9M123F
  • ATGM weight: 46kg
  • ATGM guidance: automatic by radio beam or semi-automatic by laser beam
Additional Information: 

9K128 'Kornet-S'

ATGM selection: 9M133, 9M133F

In service since: developed in 1988, delivered in 2013 to RF

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information:
  • Designed to destroy tanks and other armoured targets, destroy enemy manpower and fire weapons in shelters.
General 9M133/9M133F ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5500m
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 800m/s
  • Warhead type:  Tandem HEAT 9M133, Thermobaric 9M133F
  • ATGM weight: 26kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
Additional Information: 

9K129 'Kornet-P'

ATGM selection: 9M133, 9M133F

In service since: 1998

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information: 
  • Portable launcher 9P163
General 9M133/9M133F ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5500m
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 800m/s
  • Warhead type:  Tandem HEAT 9M133, Thermobaric 9M133F
  • ATGM weight: 26kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
Additional Information: 

9K129-1 'Kornet-E'

ATGM selection: 9M133-1

In service since: 1998

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information:
  • Portable ATGM complex
General ATGM characteristics: 
  • Firing Range: 100m-5500m during day, 100m-3500m during night
  • Average speed: 350m/s-400m/s
  • Maximum speed: 800m/s
  • Warhead type:  Tandem HEAT 9M133-1
  • ATGM weight: 26kg
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
Additional Information: 
Export variant fitted with 1PN79-1 'Metis-2' thermal channel. 

9K135 'Kornet-D'

ATGM selection: 9M133FM, 9M133FM-3, 9M133M-2

In service since: 2015

Produced until: XXXX

General ATGM complex information.
  • A major modernization of the 'Kornet' ATGM complex family.
General 9M133FM/9M133FM-3/9M133M-2 characteristics: 

9M133FM-3
  • Firing Range: 100m-10000m
  • Maximum speed: 320m/s
  • Warhead type: High Explosive
  • ATGM weight: ---
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  

9M133FM/9M133M-2
  • Firing Range: 100m-8000m
  • Maximum speed: 300m/s
  • Warhead type: Thermobaric/HEAT
  • ATGM weight: ---
  • ATGM guidance: semi-automatic laser beam  
Additional Information: 

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