Warhead

The 3M14 Biryuza missile is armed with a 450-kilogram warhead capable of delivering devastating damage to strategic targets. Depending on mission requirements, the warhead is typically high-explosive and configured for airburst or ground detonation. A cluster warhead variant is also available, equipped with fragmentation, high-explosive, or cumulative submunitions to engage area or extended targets.

Propulsion

The 3M14 is powered by a dual-stage propulsion system. A solid-fuel booster initiates the missile's launch, while a TRDD-50B dual-circuit turbojet engine sustains flight. The missile cruises at subsonic speeds of 0.8–0.9 Mach and has an operational range of 1,500 to 2,500 kilometers in domestic variants. Export models, such as the 3M-14E, are limited to 300 kilometers due to MTCR restrictions. This range and speed enable the missile to strike distant targets while evading interception.

Guidance Systems

The 3M14 Biryuza missile employs a highly advanced combined guidance system for autonomous precision targeting. Its onboard control system is built around the AB-40E autonomous inertial navigation system, developed by the State Research Institute of Instrument Making. For enhanced accuracy, the missile includes a receiver for satellite navigation systems (GLONASS or GPS) and an RVE-B radio altimeter developed by UPKB Detal.

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