Russian club-k missile system

The Club-M is a Russian coastal defense missile system. It is a land-based russian club-k missile system of the naval Club.

It can engage hostile ships and has a secondary land attack capability. This coastal defense missile system can carry various missiles. Initially it was proposed with 3M- 54E anti-ship missiles and 3M-14E land attack cruise missiles. The 3M-54E anti-ship missile was developed from 3M-10 anti-ship cruise missile. It has a maximum range of 220 km.

22 m long and has a diameter of 533 mm. The 3M-54E1 is an anti-ship missile. It is generally similar to the baseline 3M-54E. However it is a shorter 2-stage missile. 2 m long and has a launch weight of 1 800 kg.

The 3M-54KE is a 3-stage anti-ship missile with a releasable 3rd stage. It has a maximum range of 300 km. The 3M-54KE1 is a shorter 2-stage anti-ship missile with a 210 kg high explosive warhead. This missile weights 2 500 kg, including its launch container. The 3M-14E is a land attack cruise missile. It can be used against various stationary coastal targets and area targets with known coordinates. It can also reportedly engage slow-moving targets.