When a public record names one of these systems, its event page links here. Cards repeat published descriptions and say unknown/disputed when a source is silent. They are not targeting, manufacturing, or acquisition guidance. ARC Warning is not an emergency service.
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Iranian-designed one-way attack drone. Russia designates the Shahed-136 as Geran-2. This card repeats published descriptions only.
Russian air-launched cruise missile. CSIS describes the Kh-101 as the conventional member of the Kh-101/Kh-102 pair. Nuclear effects are not described here.
Russian ship- and submarine-launched land-attack cruise missile, the 3M-14, called SS-N-30A by NATO. Other Kalibr family members are not this card.
Russian road-mobile short-range ballistic missile, the 9K720 Iskander. NATO calls it the SS-26. The common word Stone is not used to match records.
U.S. short-range, road-mobile ballistic missile. CSIS covers the MGM-140, MGM-164, and MGM-168 variants.
U.S. air and missile defense system. The card is about the published Patriot family. It does not explain how to defeat the system or how to fire it.
Soviet-designed high-explosive bombs fitted with a Russian wing-and-guidance kit, most often discussed as a FAB-500 with a UMPK kit. The bare letters FAB are not matched, because they occur in unrelated words.
Russian air-launched ballistic missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Short-range ballistic missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table for the OTR-21 Tochka (SS-21).
U.S. ship- and submarine-launched cruise missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Russian anti-ship cruise missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table for the P-800 Oniks / Yakhont / Bastion (SS-N-26).
Russian air-launched cruise missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table for the Kh-55 (AS-15).
Portable anti-tank missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Air-to-surface missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Iranian-designed UAV. CSIS lists the alternate name Geran-3. This card repeats that page’s at-a-glance table and does not reuse the Shahed-136 figures.
Iranian short-range ballistic missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
North Korean short-range ballistic missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Chinese medium-range ballistic missile with a hypersonic glide vehicle. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Supersonic cruise missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Subsonic anti-ship cruise missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table and does not use the bare word alone as a match.
Anti-ship cruise missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table. The match uses variant designators so the bare product name is not required.
North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Short-range ballistic missile family. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table for the R-11 (SS-1) Scud.
Russian hypersonic glide vehicle. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table.
Russian ground-launched cruise missile. This card repeats the CSIS Missile Threat at-a-glance table for the 9M729 (SSC-8).
