7.DM2A4 Seehecht Torpedo
The forward edge of conventional torpedo technology is the German-developed DM2A4 Seehecht. Combining modern signal processing with multi-mode search and attack capability, this wire-guided heavyweight torpedo Its special propulsion system makes it difficult for target vessels to find its approach since it enables very silent operation. While its modular warhead design allows customising for various mission profiles, the sophisticated guiding system of the torpedo can discern between actual targets and decoys. It represents contemporary torpedo technology with a range more than 50 kilometres and advanced wake-homing capabilities.
8.3M-54 Kalibr Cruise Missile System
In both conventional and nuclear missions, the Kalibr family of submarine-launched cruise missiles has shown extraordinary adaptability and potency. For some variants, these missiles mix extended range (up to 2,500km) with high subsonic cruising speed and supersonic terminal approach. Their very great value for submarine operations comes from their capacity to be launched from ordinary torpedo tubes. The complex guidance of the system guarantees great precision against both land and marine targets by combining inertial navigation with satellite updates and terminal guidance choices.