Iran's missile power has become one of the Islamic Republic's greatest achievements in military technologies and defense capabilities, dating back to the era of the imposed war.
The CM-300 Qadir missile is widely deployed in coastal launchers and naval combat ships due to its remarkable range of up to 300 kilometers. Weighing 700 kilograms and featuring a 165-kilogram warhead, this missile utilizes an inertial guidance system during its initial phase and switches to active radar guidance for its final phase.
The missile receives the position of sea targets from radars and moves towards them using an internal guidance system or inertia based on the accelerometer and gyroscope. After reaching the target, the missile locks onto it while being guided in the form of an active radar.
