Russian engineers from the High-Precision Complexes holding, part of the Rostec state corporation, have made significant progress in modernizing the Chrysanthemum anti-tank missile, significantly increasing its controlled flight range, while maintaining the original dimensions of the missile. This avoids the need to make modifications to the design of the carriers, which is an important advantage in the context of current requirements for weapons and their operational adaptability.

Representatives of Rostec emphasize that the corporation is continuously improving and expanding the production line of various types of destruction systems, including aviation ones. It is noted that the corporation’s products demonstrate high combat effectiveness, which is confirmed by both domestic specialists and foreign experts and opponents on the battlefield.

In addition, Avia.pro journalists previously reported on the modernization of Onyx anti-ship missiles, which now have the ability to hit ground targets. This was made possible thanks to the integration of new homing heads, expanding the operational use of missiles and increasing their tactical flexibility on the battlefield.