9M119F and 9M119F1 which are intended to defeat enemy personnel. Similar weapons United States: MGM-51 Shillelagh used with the M551 Sheridan light tank, and the short lived M60A2 MBT. United States: XM1111 Mid-Range Munition which was attempted to be developed for the M1A2 SEP Abrams MBT. Russia: 9K112 Kobra (AT-8 Songster) is also fired through 125-mm smoothbore gun tubes. India: SAMHO fired from 120mm main gun of Arjun MBT. Israel: LAHAT, used with their 105 and 120-mm gun tubes. France: 142mm anti-tank missile, tested on a version of the AMX-30 MBT. Ukraine: tandem-warhead ATGM with a 5,000-m effective range, fired from 125-mm smoothbore guns. 950 mm penetration. Iran: Reversed engineered version of the Svir with max range of 4,000 meters named Tondar. Specifications Range: Svir: 75 to 4,000 m Refleks: 75 to 5,000 m Weight (complete round): Svir: 28 kg Refleks: 24.3 kg Missile Weight: Svir: 16.5 kg Refleks: 17.2 kg Warhead: Tandem HEAT Penetration: 700–900 mm of RHA Time of flight to 4,000 m: 11.7 s Time of flight to 5,000 m: 17.6 s Operators Current operators 9K120 variant, used in Moroccan Army T-72Bs. - according to SIPRI Pakistan received 1,920 9M119 from Belarus by 1999 to be used on its T-80UD, although current status uncertain Captured 30 examples from retreating Russian Army positions in Kharkiv oblast September 2022. Former operators - Passed on to Russia. - Retired in early 2019, with the T-80U Main battle tanks. Citations Bibliography Jane's Ammunition Handbook 2003–2004. RED THRUST STAR : U.S. Forces Command OPFOR Training Program FM 3-19.4 : Weapon Appendix Anti-tank guided missiles of Russia Anti-tank guided missiles of the Soviet Union Anti-tank guided missiles of the Cold War KBP Instrument Design Bureau products Degtyarev Plant products Military equipment introduced in the 1980s