
November 2026: Updates on Current, Emerging and Prolific Munitions added to METIS
Updates on Current, Emerging and Prolific Munitions added to METIS.
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![]() | GERAN-5 K5-KMISSILE The Geran-5 K5-K is a Russian, low-cost, jet-powered, cruise missile. While it is stated to be a variant of the Geran-5, the K5-K is more closely related to the Filin low-cost cruise missile.
Event recorded in METIS on 31 Oct 2026: "This time, the drone crashed in a field near the Boryspil district of Kyiv" |
![]() | SPICE 250BOMB The SPICE 250 is an Israeli, 250 lb (113 kg)-class, stand-off, unpowered, winged, air-to-surface, precision-guided munition (PGM). It is part of the SPICE (Smart, Precise-Impact and Cost-Effective) family.
Event recorded in METIS on 28 Oct 2026: |
![]() | DDB02PROJECTILE The DDB02 is a Chinese, 155 mm, spin-stabilised, extended range full bore base-bleed, high-explosive fragmentation artillery projectile.
Event recorded in METIS on 14 Oct 2026: "A large TPLF weapons cache was reportedly seized in a village 20 km from Wukro" |
![]() | MAYAWEAPONIZED DRONE The Maya is a Ukrainian uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) that typically acts as a decoy, however is sometimes fitted with a 5 kg warhead to provide a one-way attack (OWA) capability. Event recorded in METIS on 01 Sep 2026: |
![]() | PTrM-TMINE The PTrM-T, which is also referred to as the Tabletka, is a Russian, magnetic influence, belly-attack, anti-vehicle shaped charge landmine, which has been designed to be deployed by UAV. It incorporates four commercial oil well perforator shaped charges in two dual-warhead arrangements. The fuzing mechanism is a MAG-3 electronic fuze. |
This report by Fenix Insight aims to draw your attention to some of the new technical records that have been added recently to METIS. We hope this overview is useful to you.
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