The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has published an interactive 3D model of the Izdelie-30 cruise missile and a detailed description of its components and components, including a list of electronics of foreign origin.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has published an interactive 3D model of the Izdelie-30 cruise missile and a detailed description of its components and components, including a list of electronics of foreign origin.
According to the War & Sanctions portal, the «Izdeliye-30» has a declared warhead weighing 800 kg, a wingspan of 3 m, a range of at least 1,500 km and a speed of 720 km/h. The card also lists a flight altitude of 200–2,000 m and a hull diameter of 580 mm. Among the elements marked on the model are the anti-jamming GNSS receiver «Kometa-M12», a receiving and computing unit with a NAVIS NR9 receiver, as well as the turbojet double-circuit engine «Izdeliye 64R» manufactured by «UDK-Saturn». The BUBS-30 combat equipment control unit and a number of pneumatic system and suspension components for the aircraft catapult device of the carrier aircraft are separately indicated.
In the «Components» section, the GUR lists 24 items with markings and countries of origin. Among them are American microcircuits and modules, in particular the MAX3491 transceiver (RS-485/RS-422) and ISSI and Spansion memory microcircuits, as well as Traco Power components and U-blox GNSS modules from Switzerland. The database includes items from the Netherlands, the People’s Republic of China, and the Belarusian eight-bit register manufactured by «Integral». In parallel, «domestic» parts are also listed, such as the «Milandr» 1986ВЕ1АТ microcontroller. The publication demonstrates that, despite sanctions, the Russian Federation continues to depend on imported component bases in critical nodes.
The War & Sanctions page for «Izdeliye-30» lists the main manufacturer and designer, the Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation, as well as a separate block with the companies involved and pages with a description of each component.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about how the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine published data on 21 Russian enterprises involved in the creation of unmanned systems in the war against Ukraine.
