speed. Weight 1950 kg. Warhead 200 kg. Range 300 km. – Air-launched anti-ship variant. Subsonic. – Air-launched land attack variant. Subsonic. INS+satellite guidance. Length 6.2 m. Weight 1400 kg. Warhead 450 kg. Range 300 km. Operators : uses the 3M14, 3M54, 3M54-1, 91R1, 91RT2. Submarine-launched variants (entered service in 2016) are used by , , , Oscar II-class submarine and the . Surface ship launched variants are used by the Gremyashchy class, Karakurt class, Buyan-M class corvettes, Gepard class, Admiral Gorshkov class and the Admiral Grigorovich-class frigates. : The Algerian National Navy uses the 'Club-S' variant for their Kilo class submarines. : The Indian Navy uses both 'Club-S' and 'Club-N' variants for the Kilo class submarines (known as the in Indian service), the Talwar class frigates respectively. : The Vietnam People's Navy uses the 'Club-S' variant for its six Kilo class submarines. : The People's Liberation Army Navy uses the 'Club-S' variant for its Kilo class submarines. : Contradictory sources indicate that the Iranian Navy is thought to have purchased or is about to purchase 'Club-S' missiles for its three Kilo class submarines. See also 3M-51 Alfa Atmaca AV-TM 300 Babur BGM-109 Tomahawk BrahMos Hyunmoo-3 Iskander-K Khalij Fars Noor ASCM P-800 Oniks Qader Ra'ad RK-55 SOM YJ-18 Zafar References External links Graphics Illustration CSIS Missile Threat – SS-N-30 Producer, corporate WWW Anti-ship missiles of Russia Anti-ship cruise missiles of Russia Anti-submarine missiles Air-to-surface missiles of Russia Surface-to-surface missiles Submarine-launched cruise missiles of Russia Post–Cold War weapons of Russia NPO Novator products Anti-ship cruise missiles of India Nuclear cruise missiles of Russia Military equipment introduced in the 1990s Military equipment of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine