Iran successfully tests Sadid-365 missile
Sadid-365, the newest domestic addition to Iranian missiles, was test-fired by the IRGC Ground Forces on Saturday. The Sadid-365 missile is an anti-tank guided missile, with a range of eight kilometers, which is capable of destroying all kinds of armored equipment, said General Ali Kouhestani, head of the Research Organization of the IRGC Ground Force on Saturday.
This optically-guided missile can hit targets with high accuracy, General Kouhestani said, adding that Sadid-365 enjoys a top attack system capable of attacking targets from above.
It can pass through the barrier of active defense systems of tanks and destroy them, he added.
The general said that IRGC experts will optimize the missile in the next phase and equip it with folding fins and a new fire control system.
He noted that the IRGC Ground Force’s personnel carriers will be furnished with four Sadid-365 missiles, two installed on each side of the turret.
In July 2021, the IRGC unveiled the ground-launched version of Almas anti-tank missile, a top attack weapon that can hit targets within a range of eight kilometers.