Updates on Current, Emerging and Prolific Munitions added to METIS.
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 | FN-16MISSILE CURRENT, EMERGING The FN-16, is a Chinese-developed, man-portable air-defence system (MANPADS), which includes a surface-to-air missile (SAM) incorporating a dual-colour seeker. The FN-16 MANPADS has been recently seen in use by the Ukrainian armed forces. It is an upgraded version of the FN-6 which has also been seen in use by Ukrainian forces. |
 | DP-02MINE CURRENT, EMERGING The Ukrainian DP-02 is a small, aerially-deployed (drone-delivered), electronically-fuzed, anti-personnel fragmentation mine. It is assumed to be deployed by drone, as with many other mines being introduced into Ukrainian and Russian service. OSINT recorded by Fenix Insight on "the enemy has, as expected, begun mining roads by dropping small mines from aircraft-type drones, in this case along the Mariupol–Melitopol road section, which effectively puts any vehicle at risk at any time of day" |
 | 9M131MMISSILE CURRENT, PROLIFIC The 9M131M is a Russian, wire-guided, anti-tank guided missile (ATGM), which is armed with a tandem shaped charge warhead system. It forms part of the 9K115M1 Metis-M1 anti-tank guided weapon (ATGW) system, along with the 9M131FM thermobaric anti-personnel/matériel guided missile. OSINT recorded by Fenix Insight on 09 January 2026: "Syria 🇸🇾: Druze Group “National Guard Forces” struck Syrian Army (former HTS) position in the village of Al-Mazra'a in Sweida (Suwayda)." |
 | MPP-3MINE EMERGING The MPP-3 is a Ukrainian-developed, plastic-bodied, electronically-fuzed, anti-personnel blast (APB) mine, which is designed to be aerially-deployed (drone-delivered). The MPP-3 is based on the Ukrainian-developed PFM mine, which primarily differs in that it incorporates a mechanical and not an electronic fuze. OSINT recorded by Fenix Insight on 17 May 2026: "Servicemen from the 1st Guards Engineer-Sapper Brigade of the Sever group demonstrated samples of enemy mines and UAVs discovered and neutralized in the Kursk region" |
 | MG-1MISSILE CURRENT, PROLIFIC The MG-1 is Myanma (Burmese), plastic-bodied, preformed-fragmentation, delay-fuzed, defensive hand grenade. OSINT recorded by Fenix Insight on 06 May 2026: "Comrades from Tharrawaddy District Battalion 3802, Company 4 arrived to apprehend them, but because the individuals resisted with homemade guns, both were shot and killed during the attempted arrest." |
 | IBM-3MINE The IBM-3 is a Ukrainian-developed, aerially-deployed (drone-delivered), electronically-fuzed, anti-tank shaped charge (ATSC) mine. The IBM-3 is closely related to the Ukrainian-developed PTM-U mine, and its shortened variant, the PTM-US, which themselves are based on the Soviet-era-developed PTM-3. OSINT recorded by Fenix Insight on 17 May 2026: "Servicemen from the 1st Guards Engineer-Sapper Brigade of the Sever group demonstrated samples of enemy mines and UAVs discovered and neutralized in the Kursk region" |
 | MG-2MISSILE CURRENT, PROLIFIC The MG-2 is Myanmar (Burmese), nose-fuzed, fin-stabilised, high explosive explosive dual purpose (HEDP) anti-armour and anti-personnel rifle grenade round. OSINT recorded by Fenix Insight on 11 May 2026: "On May 11, KIA joint forces launched an ambush against the terrorist military column that was advancing toward Hepar Village in the Indawgyi area of Mohnyin Township. During the attack, the terrorist military suffered numerous casualties, forcing the column to retreat." |
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