Chinese Type 81 mine in Ukraine - test

Reported X-UAV strike on T-64BV

Reported X-UAV strike on T-64BV

24 Nov 2025

24 Nov 2025

24 Nov 2025

A Ukrainian T-64BV main battle tank has reported been targeted with an X-UAV (Kh-BPLA) missile, fired from an Orion uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) in the Kursk region

  • A Ukrainian T-64BV main battle tank has reported been targeted with an X-UAV (Kh-BPLA) missile, fired from an Orion uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) in the Kursk region

  • The X-UAV is a UAV-fired, laser beam-riding, high-explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) missile

  • It is based on the 9M133FM-3 (Kornet family), with the seeker from a Krasnopol-type guided artillery projectile

  • The video shows laser illumination of the target prior to, and during firing

METIS Links

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Munitions: Kh-BPLA, T-64

Event: Link

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