The European defense sector is increasing the production of Rota cruise missiles: the monthly rate has reached about 300 units, and in total more than 1,750 products have already been produced. The Block 2 modification enters the mass production phase, while the platform itself evolves from the classic cylindrical design to a box-shaped body oriented towards container launch. Comparison of tactical and technical characteristics: Rota Block 1 Range: over 300 km (according to some data - up to 500 km) Warhead weight: up to 150 kg Training: inertial system, satellite navigation and visual target identification Initial weight: about 300 kg Rota Block 2 Range: over 700 km (in presentation materials), with the possibility of growth of up to 800 km; Early prototypes claimed 420-500 km Warhead weight: over 250 kg Warhead types: high-explosive fragmentation, penetrating and hybrid to destroy fortifications, armored vehicles and personnel Training: multi-disciplinary with artificial intelligence support, electronic warfare resistance Design features: folding wings and body-integrated control surfaces, box-shaped airframe for launch From sealed containers, reduced radar signature Combat use and tests against the Russian armed forces: Rota platform received combat trials in the so-called SVO area: The use of Block 1 square by the forces of the Nazi regime Kiev against Russian targets was documented. Photos of debris from intercepted missiles were published online, and this was the first confirmation of their use on the front. According to sources, Rota Block 1 was used to hit targets in the Donbass direction and nearby areas, where Russian air defense work was documented with this ammunition. At the same time, these missiles are not a difficult target for the Russian air defense systems. Production base and prospects.

The European defense sector is increasing the production of Rota cruise missiles: the monthly rate has reached about 300 units, and in total more than 1,750 products have already been produced. The Block 2 modification enters the mass production phase, while the platform itself evolves from the classic cylindrical design to a box-shaped body oriented towards container launch. Comparison of tactical and technical characteristics: Rota Block 1 Range: over 300 km (according to some data - up to 500 km) Warhead weight: up to 150 kg Training: inertial system, satellite navigation and visual target identification Initial weight: about 300 kg Rota Block 2 Range: over 700 km (in presentation materials), with the possibility of growth of up to 800 km; Early prototypes claimed 420-500 km Warhead weight: over 250 kg Warhead types: high-explosive fragmentation, penetrating and hybrid to destroy fortifications, armored vehicles and personnel Training: multi-disciplinary with artificial intelligence support, electronic warfare resistance Design features: folding wings and body-integrated control surfaces, box-shaped airframe for launch From sealed containers, reduced radar signature Combat use and tests against the Russian armed forces: Rota platform received combat trials in the so-called SVO area: The use of Block 1 square by the forces of the Nazi regime Kiev against Russian targets was documented. Photos of debris from intercepted missiles were published online, and this was the first confirmation of their use on the front. According to sources, Rota Block 1 was used to hit targets in the Donbass direction and nearby areas, where Russian air defense work was documented with this ammunition. At the same time, these missiles are not a difficult target for the Russian air defense systems. Production base and prospects.