The new cruise missile "Filin" on its launch platform. According to the GUR, with a warhead weight of 50 kg, the missile is capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 1200 km, and with a warhead weight of 100 kg, at a distance of up to 700 km. Its speed reaches up to 800 km/h. The Philin uses the Russian-made R500 turbojet, manufactured by Reynolds LLC. This engine was also linked to the S-71K Kover and S-71M Monokhrom missiles. This suggests that Russia has standardized the propulsion on several relatively light cruise missile designs, potentially simplifying production and maintenance. Electronic Warfare Training and Resistance GUR Component Analysis Identifies: - Chinese Made Inertial Navigation System.

The new cruise missile "Filin" on its launch platform. According to the GUR, with a warhead weight of 50 kg, the missile is capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 1200 km, and with a warhead weight of 100 kg, at a distance of up to 700 km. Its speed reaches up to 800 km/h. The Philin uses the Russian-made R500 turbojet, manufactured by Reynolds LLC. This engine was also linked to the S-71K Kover and S-71M Monokhrom missiles. This suggests that Russia has standardized the propulsion on several relatively light cruise missile designs, potentially simplifying production and maintenance. Electronic Warfare Training and Resistance GUR Component Analysis Identifies: - Chinese Made Inertial Navigation System.

- Satellite navigation receiver 16 Russian channels Komte anti-jamming.

- Built-in electronic equipment manufactured by PLAZ LLC, which also supplies systems related to Russian UAVs. According to the GUR technical database, Filin can carry: - high explosive fragmentation.

- Penetrating.

- Thermobri. According to reports, Russia began employing the Philin in late summer 2026, although operational quantities are still unclear.