Cohete de submuniciones autoguiadas 9M526

Also known as

9M526
Cohete 9M526
Cohete Smerch 9M526

El cohete de submuniciones autoguiadas 9M526 es una munición rusa de 300 mm de la familia Smerch con una ojiva de racimo que transporta cinco submuniciones autodirigidas Motiv-3M. Missilery lo describe como un cohete de ataque desde arriba contra agrupaciones blindadas y tanques, con trabajos completados en 2004 para su empleo desde el sistema lanzacohetes múltiple Smerch.

Cohete de submuniciones autoguiadas 9M526, Cohete de 300 mm con submuniciones autoguiadas, Municiones

Image source: 9M526 rocket | Missilery.info

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin: Rusia
Built by: NPO Splav
Built in: Russia
Type: Cohete de 300 mm con submuniciones autoguiadas
Service note: Década de 2000-presente
Designer: NPO Splav
Designed: 2004

Specifications

Calibre: 300 mm
Peso: 815 kg
Longitud: 7.600 mm
Peso de la ojiva: 243 kg
Longitud de la ojiva: 2.049 mm
Submuniciones: 5 submuniciones autodirigidas Motiv-3M
Peso de la submunición: 15 kg
Peso explosivo de la submunición: 4,5 kg
Alcance: 25-90 km
Penetración de blindaje: 70 mm de blindaje homogéneo a 100 m y 30 grados respecto de la normal
Tiempo hasta la autodestrucción: 50 s

Variants

El 9M526 pertenece a la familia de cohetes guiados Smerch de 300 mm de alcance extendido y está estrechamente relacionado con otras municiones Smerch autoguiadas y especializadas.

Variant

Configuration

Designation notes

9M533 self-guiding submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with 9N268 self-guiding submunitions, Munitions

9M533 self-guiding submunition rocket

Cohete de submuniciones autoguiadas relacionado

METIS agrupa el 9M526 con el 9M533 y otros cohetes guiados de 300 mm de alcance extendido en la misma familia.

Sources: METIS 300 mm guided rocket family

9M55K6 self-guiding submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with 9N268 self-guiding submunitions, Munitions

9M55K6 self-guiding submunition rocket

Cohete de submuniciones autoguiadas relacionado

El 9M526 y el 9M55K6 comparten el mismo concepto de submunición autoguiada Smerch dentro de la familia de 300 mm.

Sources: METIS 300 mm guided rocket family

Plataformas de lanzamiento

El 9M526 es un cohete de la familia Smerch de 300 mm diseñado para la familia de lanzadores BM-30 / 9K58.

Launcher

Launcher type

Launch evidence

BM-30 Smerch, 300 mm heavy multiple launch rocket system, Artillery

Sistema lanzacohetes múltiple de 300 mm

Missilery identifica el 9M526 como diseñado para su uso desde el sistema lanzacohetes múltiple Smerch.

Sources: 9M526 rocket | Missilery.info, 9K58 Smerch multiple launch rocket system

Timeline

Cohete de submuniciones autoguiadas 9M526 Key Events

Jan 1, 2004
Finalización
Missilery afirma que los trabajos sobre el 9M526 se completaron en 2004.

Related Weapon Systems

9M533 self-guiding submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with 9N268 self-guiding submunitions, Munitions

Munitions9M533 self-guiding submunition rocket300 mm rocket with 9N268 self-guiding submunitionsThe 9M533 self-guiding submunition rocket is a Russian extended-range 300 mm Smerch-family round carrying five 9N268 sensor-fuzed anti-armor submunitions. Rosoboronexport and Missilery describe it as a top-attack rocket for armored groupings and tanks, while METIS treats it as closely related to the 9M55K6 but fitted with a different rocket motor.

9M55K1 Smerch rocket, 300 mm Smerch rocket, Munitions

Munitions9M55K1 Smerch rocket300 mm Smerch rocketThe 9M55K1 is a Russian 300 mm Smerch-family cargo rocket from NPO Splav with five 9N349 Motiv-3M sensor-fuzed anti-armor submunitions in a warhead section identified by specialist references as 9N142. Rosoboronexport and Missilery describe it as a top-attack round for armored vehicle and tank concentrations, while METIS places it inside the standard-range 9M55 family fired from BM-30 / 9K58 Smerch launchers.

9M55K6 self-guiding submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with 9N268 self-guiding submunitions, Munitions

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9M532 miniature self-guiding submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with miniature self-guiding submunitions, Munitions

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9M530 penetrating high-explosive rocket, 300 mm guided rocket, Munitions

Munitions9M530 penetrating high-explosive rocket300 mm guided rocketThe 9M530 is a Russian 300 mm guided rocket for the BM-30 / 9K58 Smerch multiple launch rocket system. Unlike Smerch cargo rounds built around submunitions or scatterable mines, it carries a single penetrating high-explosive fragmentation warhead for hard or infrastructure targets, with Missilery tracing its export documentation to 30 September 2004 and official catalog material placing it in the Smerch rocket family.

9M531 cumulative-fragmentation submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with cumulative-fragmentation submunitions, Munitions

Munitions9M531 cumulative-fragmentation submunition rocket300 mm rocket with cumulative-fragmentation submunitionsThe 9M531 is a Russian 300 mm Smerch-family rocket with a cassette warhead carrying cumulative-fragmentation submunitions. Rosoboronexport lists it among BM-30 / 9K58 ammunition, Missilery ties the 2004 export-era round to NPO Splav data, and a different rocket motor and longer listed maximum range distinguish it from the closely related 9M55K5.

9M525 fragmentation submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with fragmentation submunitions, Munitions

Munitions9M525 fragmentation submunition rocket300 mm rocket with fragmentation submunitionsThe 9M525 is a Russian 300 mm Smerch-family cargo rocket carrying 72 fragmentation submunitions for personnel and unarmoured targets. Rosoboronexport and Missilery publish the 815 kg, 25-90 km export configuration, while 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh evidence links reported 9M525 remnants to the Barda cluster-rocket attacks with attribution caveats.

9M55K5 cumulative-fragmentation submunition rocket, 300 mm rocket with cassette warhead carrying cumulative-fragmentation submunitions, Munitions

Munitions9M55K5 cumulative-fragmentation submunition rocket300 mm rocket with cassette warhead carrying cumulative-fragmentation submunitionsThe 9M55K5 is a Russian 300 mm Smerch-family rocket with a cassette warhead carrying 646 3B30 dual-purpose cumulative-fragmentation submunitions. Rosoboronexport and Missilery document the 800 kg, 25 to 70 km rocket, and LB.ua identified 9M55K5 among Russian cluster munitions used against Kharkiv neighborhoods in the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

Sources

METIS 300 mm guided rocket familyPublisher: Fenix Insight | Note: Supports the extended-range 300 mm guided-rocket family context that includes the 9M526 alongside related Smerch-family rounds. | Accessed: 2026-06-29 9M526 rocket | Missilery.infoPublisher: Missilery.info | Note: Supports 9M526 identification, top-attack role, 2004 completion date, weight, length, range, warhead weight, submunition count, armor penetration, self-destruction timing, launcher compatibility, and image provenance. | Accessed: 2026-06-29 9K58 Smerch multiple launch rocket systemPublisher: Missilery.info | Note: Supports the Smerch-family launcher context, the 300 mm rocket family, and Splav design background for the 9M526 launch relationship. | Accessed: 2026-06-29