Iran compra missili da Corea Nord
Lo rivela il capo informazioni militare israeliano
27-04-2006 11:16
(ANSA) - GERUSALEMME, 27 APR - L'Iran ha acquistato e in parte gia' ricevuto dalla Corea del Nord missili balistici con un raggio di 2.500 chilometri.Lo rivela il capo del servizio informazioni militari israeliano, generale Amos Yadlin, a quanto scrive il quotidiano israeliano 'Haaretz'. Si tratta di un missile a combustibile liquido che era in origine un missile russo mare-terra a testata nucleare montato su sommergibili. Il missile era poi divenuto obsoleto ed era stato venduto alla Corea del Nord.
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SS-N-6
Country: Russian Federation
Alternate Name: Serb, R-27
Class: SLBM
Basing: Submarine launched
Payload: Single warhead (Mod 1 and 2); 3 MRV (Mod 3)
Warhead: Nuclear 1 MT (Mod 1 and 2); 3 at 200 kT (Mod 3).
Length: 9.00 m
Diameter: 1.50 m
Launch Weight: 14,200 kg
Propulsion: 2-stage liquid
Range: Mod 1 - 2,500 km, Mod 2/3 - 3,000 km
Status: Obsolete
In Service: 1968-1996
Details
Russian Designation: R-27
The SS-N-6 was an intermediate-range, submarine-launched, liquid propellant ballistic missile. It represented a considerable leap forward in the Soviet Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM), incorporating a second-stage engine, vastly superior range and accuracy, and Multiple Re-entry Vehicles (MRV). It used storable liquid propellants with a pre-launch time of roughly 10 minutes and a missile that could be launched from a submarine with an interval of 8 seconds between launches. It used an inertial guidance system.
There were three major versions of the SS-N-6, with a fourth version designed for attacking ship surveillance radars was cancelled during the design phase. Like all SLBMs, the purpose of the SS-N-6 was to place hidden nuclear missiles within close range of their targets while maintaining secrecy. The SS-N-6 was designed to destroy strategic land targets, but with its relatively limited (but still greatly improved) accuracy it could only really engage cities and other soft targets. The longer range enabled the submarine to strike US targets from well outside the range of anti-submarine defenses, even as far as some Russian territorial waters. It provided an effective pre-emptive and reprisal nuclear force.
The SS-N-6 had a launch weight of 14,200 and carried a payload of 650 kg. It was 9.0 m long and 1.5 m wide. The Mod 1 and 2 were equipped with single nuclear warheads with 1 MT yields. The Mod 3 could deploy three 200 kT MRV warheads against a target area. The Mod 1 had a range of 2,500 km and an accuracy limitation of 1,900 m CEP. The Mod 2 and 3 used a superior design that increases the range to 3,000 km (1,864 miles) and the accuracy to 1,300 m CEP. The SS-N-6 used a two-stage liquid propellant engine according to some accounts, a single stage by others.
The SS-N-6 began development in 1962 with flight tests beginning in 1966. The SS-N-6 Mod 1 entered service in the Soviet Union in 1968, with the Mod 2 and 3 entering in 1974. A total of 600 missiles were built and at the peak SS-N-6 missiles were carried on 34 boats. The SS-N-6 missiles were deployed on Yankee 1 submarines. This had been reduced to 12 boats and 192 missiles by 1991, and two boats and 32 missiles by December 1994. The last SS-N-6 compatible submarine was decommissioned in 1996.(1)
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