Padasuri-6
Padasuri-6 is a North Korean anti-ship cruise missile.
Padasuri-6
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- Padasuri-6
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- missile
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- North Korea
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Padasuri-6 is a North Korean anti-ship cruise missile.
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• Is Missile — yes • Name — Padasuri-6 • Origin — North Korea • Type — Anti-ship cruise missile • Used By — Korean People's Navy • Design Date — 2020 • Manufacturer — North Korea • Service — 2024–present • Speed — Mach • Launch Platform — Tracked TEL The Padasuri-6 is a North Korean anti-ship cruise missile.
History
History
Padasuri-6 appeared during a military parade on 10 October 2020; however, it was unnamed. Images showed tracked TELs with eight launch tubes. North Korea first test-fired this system on 14 February 2024 and revealed its official name as Padasuri-6. After the test, it was revealed that Padasuri-6 previously appeared during other military parades beside the 2020 parade.
List of tests
List of tests
• Attempt — Date — Location — Outcome — Additional notes — References • 1 — 14 February 2024 — Wonsan — The missiles flew for over 1,400 seconds before hitting the target. Kim Jong Un oversaw the test.
In popular culture
In popular culture
After the first successful test, on 27 July 2024, the Korea Stamp Corporation unveiled postage stamps featuring Padasuri-6.
Description
Padasuri-6 is a further development of Kumsong-3, a copy from the Soviet Union's Kh-35. The missile uses a solid-fueled booster. It also uses a infrared terminal seeker and an active radar homing warhead. The body and payload mass are estimated to be and respectively. Padasuri-6 can achieve a maximum speed of Mach. Padasuri-6's range is alleged to be around. According to observers, it is likely that during the modernization process, the Padasuri-6 has a longer range, a better guidance system or a more powerful warhead than the Russian missile. It is also possible that Padasuri-6 used components from United States and Europe to achieve this. Each tracked transporter erector launcher (TEL) has eight launch tubes, for eight Padasuri-6 missiles.
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