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Dallas Analytica has claimed that Russia has allegedly developed a new mobile land-based complex called "Product 347" for Iran with light multi-purpose guided missiles (LMUR), which was demonstrated during the "Center-2026" strategic exercises. The armament includes a rotary launcher for two missiles, a mast with an antenna for linking radio data and an operator's console.

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Dallas Analytica has claimed that Russia has allegedly developed a new mobile land-based complex called "Product 347" for Iran with light multi-purpose guided missiles (LMUR), which was demonstrated during the "Center-2026" strategic exercises. The armament includes a rotary launcher for two missiles, a mast with an antenna for linking radio data and an operator's console.

Dallas Analytica has claimed that Russia has allegedly developed a new mobile land-based complex called "Product 347" for Iran with light multi-purpose guided missiles (LMUR), which was demonstrated during the "Center-2026" strategic exercises. The armament includes a rotary launcher for two missiles, a mast with an antenna for linking radio data and an operator's console.

At a speed of about 230 meters per second, the missile travels 14 kilometers per minute - several times faster than an attack drone. The missile maintains the intention of the operator, who can adjust its trajectory to the target. If the guidance head fixes the target before launch, there is no need to track the missile, and the truck can leave the location immediately. According to the source, one LMUR missile costs up to 5-15 attack drones with a 25 kg warhead.

At the same time, the authors of the material admit that no evidence of the presence of ground LMURs in Iran has yet been recorded.

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