Kalibr reference card · ARC Warning Reference card
Kalibr 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.
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Catalog revised 2026-10-11 . Also known as 3M-14, SS-N-30A.
Published description Names, aliases, and NATO designation 3M-14 Kalibr. NATO: SS-N-30A. Confidence: high. The cited page states this. CSIS puts the NATO designation in the page title and distinguishes this land-attack missile from other Kalibr weapons. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Manufacturer and country Russia. A plant name is not on the CSIS summary used here. Confidence: medium. The cited page supports this, with a stated limit. Country is stated. A corporate name is not invented. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Operators Russian Navy. Confidence: high. The cited page states this. CSIS describes the missile as a Russian Navy land-attack weapon, fired from surface ships and a submarine variant. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Launch platform CSIS describes vertical launch from surface ships and a submarine-launched variant, the 3M-14K. Confidence: high. The cited page states this. Platform class only. No launch sequence. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Warhead type and weight CSIS: about 450 kg high explosive. CSIS also says the family may be nuclear-capable. Nuclear effects are not described here. Confidence: medium. The cited page supports this, with a stated limit. The conventional mass is the published figure. The nuclear note is a pointer, not a description. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Blast and fragmentation radius unknown/disputed Confidence: unknown. The cited page does not state this, so the card does not guess. The sources cited here give a warhead class or mass where they give one. They do not state a blast or fragmentation radius, and none is inferred. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Interceptability and countermeasures unknown/disputed Confidence: unknown. The cited page does not state this, so the card does not guess. No intercept method is stated on the CSIS page used here. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Service history CSIS describes Russian naval launches of the SS-N-30A in October 2015, including missiles fired from the Caspian Sea during the Syria war. Confidence: high. The cited page states this. That episode is the published combat history on the CSIS page. It is not a route study. CSIS Missile Threat: 3M-14 Kalibr (SS-N-30A) Media No official or public-domain embed is attached. Combat footage is not embedded on this card.
Seen in ARC Warning No approved ARC Warning record currently names this system.
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