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Our Short-Range Anti-Tank Weapon KARAOK has once again proven its power by successfully completing test firings conducted across 4 different user scenarios with pinpoint accuracy.

Karaok is such a great candidate to put on a drone, either an octocopter heavy lift drone or something between Titra's Dumrul and Alpin. Unlike small quads or fpv drones it wouldn't have to go right on top of the tank to hit it and staying up to 2 km away would make it survive most encounters.
 

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Is it a new AA missile?
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Mete Smart mini missile weights 1.3 kg and has ranges of 2 or 1.25 km when launched from Air or land. Which is a huge increase over the previously disclosed 1 km general range. If the cost is reasonable it can be a very formidable munition for slightly larger multi use drones.

It's a 40 mm grenade (basically) with a seeker and a rocket motor, it is probably as cheap as anything with a seeker can be. Still hoping Roketsan will turn it into a C-UAS mini missile.
 

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Is their something wrong with the stability of the missile? Look on which angle the missile hit the target. It’s not a straight direction. The nose (seeker) is way too much upwards.
 

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Is their something wrong with the stability of the missile? Look on which angle the missile hit the target. It’s not a straight direction. The nose (seeker) is way too much upwards.
For the missile to carry its weight against gravity it has to generate lift using its small wings and its exhaust hot stream. The hot stream needs to have some downward push to generate lift hence needs some angle. Its wings can generate lift at between 0 to 15 degrees of angle also depending on its speed. But the more the angle the slower becomes the speed. So it needs to point upwards with an angle like a possible sweet spot of 12 degrees or so to maintain its level flight.
 
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“Our report titled "From Ballistic to Cruise: Turkiye's Missile Developments," co-authored with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sıtkı Egeli and examining Turkey's ballistic missile and cruise missile programs, has been published by @IISS_org.

iiss.org/research-paper…”

You can download the entire report from the IISS link below
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ROKETSAN is seemingly adding another multirole missile, my bets are on something highly compact or a fire-and-forget CİRİT
 

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Another teaser, this time, after seeing the slogan and inspecting the missile, I came to the conclusion that we are getting a fibre-optic missile as there is no nozzle at rear but some small plug

Don't underestimate these boys, think of them as the cable FPVs that we love talking about but as a missile that can slam into targets more quickly. For range, Brazil has shown that 60 km is possible with FOG-MPM

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Fun fact, IDAS is also a fibre optic missile, and can reach a range of similar tier
 

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New Glide bomb with retractable wings.
New member of MAM family?
I'm betting on turbojet or rocket powered MK bomb with glide and guidance kit, think of KGK with propulsion. Russia has been testing one, yanks have as well and Chinese can't be too far behind. Ukraine and Iran proved over and over again that cost efficiency is the name of the game if you cannot overwhelm your enemy within a week and MK bombs are dirt cheap to make when bombs/missiles/rockets are concerned and we have a pretty good stockpile and production capability already.
 

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I'm betting on turbojet or rocket powered MK bomb with glide and guidance kit, think of KGK with propulsion. Russia has been testing one, yanks have as well and Chinese can't be too far behind. Ukraine and Iran proved over and over again that cost efficiency is the name of the game if you cannot overwhelm your enemy within a week and MK bombs are dirt cheap to make when bombs/missiles/rockets are concerned and we have a pretty good stockpile and production capability already.
overall size is a bit small (judging by it suspension lugs)and it looks like it has a laser seeker which would limit its range. But it could be like Kuzgun TJ with an overall weight under 100 kg
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overall size is a bit small (judging by it suspension lugs)and it looks like it has a laser seeker which would limit its range. But it could be like Kuzgun TJ with an overall weight under 100 kg
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It could be mate, I just assumed it is a sort of placeholder graphic rather than 1 to 1 copy of the munition.
 
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