https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fateh-110
Fateh-110 (Persian: Template:Script/farsiż, "conqueror") is an Iranian
road-mobile single-stage solid-fueled surface-to-surface missile produced by
Iran's Aerospace Industries Organization. The first generation of the Fateh-110
was flight tested in September 2002 and began mass production shortly
thereafter. The initial range of the missile was 200 km and in September 2004
the second generation of the Fateh-110 increased the range to 250 km. The third
generation of the missile, unveiled in 2010, increased the range to 300 km, and
the fourth generation (2012) improved the accuracy.
The Fateh-110 was developed from Iran's Zelzal-2 unguided artillery rocket
essentially through adding a guidance system. Later versions of the missile
modify other aspects of the missile and improve range and payload. The Fateh-110
is also license-built in Syria as the M-600. The missile has been used in the
Syrian Civil War by Iran and Syria. In addition to its confirmed use by these
two countries, it is widely reported that the Fateh-110 has been exported to
Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Mass
3,500 kg
Length
8.90 m
Diameter
0.60 m
Engine
single stage, solid fuel rocket
Operational range
300 km
Speed
Mach 3.5
Guidance system
Inertial, global navigation satellite system[1] & electro-optical terminal
Accuracy
3 m
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