Group : Surface-to-Air Missiles
Status : Active
Also Known As : Kornet-EM
Origin : Russia
Contractor : KBP
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2012
Total Production : ?

The 9M133FM-3 missile features a laser beam riding guidance system, automatic target tracking system for fast airborne targets and a new rocket motor which allows an increased range of up to 10 kilometers compared to Kornet-E maximum range of 5.5 kilometers. The 9M133 is not supersonic like the Kornet-E but highly subsonic. The missile delivers higher accuracy fired at ranges of 10 kilometers than the Kornet-E at 5 kilometers. The dimensions and mating specifications of the 9M133 missiles are the same as those of Kornet-E ensuring compatibility with existing launchers. The 9M133FM-3 missile has been designed to engage small size airborne targets such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), attack and reconnaissance helicopters and low speed airplanes. The thermobaric warhead has been equipped with impact and proximity fuzes which makes possible to destroy UAVs and helicopters detonating 3 meters away from the intended target. Overall, the 9M113FM-3 missile allows the Kornet-EM to operate as a short-range air defense system (SHORAD).

Group : Anti-Tank Guided Missiles
Status : Active
Also Known As : 9M133FM-2 (thermobaric warhead against light armored vehicles and personnel), Kornet-D, Kornet-EM
Origin : Russia
Contractor : KBP
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2012
Total Production : ?

The 9M133M-2 and 9M133FM-2 missiles have been designed to engage moving targets on the ground as part of the Kornet-EM weapon system. The 9M133M-2 highly subsonic missile is fitted with a tandem shaped charge warhead to defeat heavy armored vehicles at ranges between 150 meters and 8 kilometers. The tandem shaped charge warhead has an armor penetration of 1,100-1,300 mm which ensures the destruction of existing and future main battle tanks (MBT). The 9M133FM is similar to the 9M133M-2 missile but fitted with a 10 kg thermobaric warhead to take out light armored vehicles, personnel, field fortifications and buildings. Both missiles share the same laser beam riding guidance system, automatic target tracking system for slow ground targets and a new rocket motor. The dimensions and mating specifications of the 9M133 missiles are the same as those of Kornet-E ensuring compatibility with existing launchers.