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Stugna

Stugna is a gun-launched antitank guided missile (ATGM) designed to be launched from a 100-mm antitank gun like the MT-12 Rapira or the main gun of a T-55 tank. The Stugna gun-launched missile should not be confused with the Stugna-P portable missile system, also called Skif.

Stugna

Stugna 100mm guided missile, Kyiv 2016

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Stugna
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anti-tank missile

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Stugna is a gun-launched antitank guided missile (ATGM) designed to be launched from a 100-mm antitank gun like the MT-12 Rapira or the main gun of a T-55 tank. The Stugna gun-launched missile should not be confused with the Stugna-P portable missile system, also called Skif.

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