Armas de infantería

9M113 Konkurs

Also known as
  • AT-5 Spandrel
  • 9K113 Konkurs
  • Konkurs-M
  • 9M113M Konkurs-M
  • AT-5B Spandrel-B

El 9M113 Konkurs, nombre de reporte de la OTAN AT-5 Spandrel, es una familia soviética de misiles guiados antitanque por cable construida para lanzadores de infantería, montajes en vehículos de la serie BMP y el portador 9P148 basado en el BRDM-2. Su guía SACLOS, cuerpo de misil de 135 mm y alcance de enfrentamiento de la clase de 4 km mantuvieron útil a la familia después de la Guerra Fría, mientras que la modernización Konkurs-M añadió opciones tandem-HEAT y termobáricas y permanece en el contexto de exportación ruso y de producción india de BDL.

9M113 Konkurs, Misil guiado antitanque SACLOS guiado por cable, Armas de infantería
Image source: 9M113M ATM Konkurs-M Army-2022 2022-08-20 2513.jpg

Role in Conflicts

2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Role in conflict
Portador autopropulsado de misiles antitanque

Oryx documentó sistemas autopropulsados de misiles antitanque armenios/de Artsaj 9P148 Konkurs destruidos, dañados o capturados durante los combates de Nagorno-Karabaj de 2020.

2014 Second Libyan Civil War
Role in conflict
Fuego de misil guiado antiblindaje

Informes en video documentaron a combatientes del GNA disparando un ATGM 9M113 Konkurs/AT-5 Spandrel contra objetivos del LNA al sur de Trípoli durante la fase de 2019 de la guerra civil libia.

2014 Gaza War
Role in conflict
Fuego de misil guiado antiblindaje

El Combating Terrorism Center describió a unidades antitanque de Hamás en la guerra de Gaza de 2014 como equipadas con ATGM que, según informes, incluían Konkurs, e intentando enfrentamientos de largo alcance contra blindados israelíes.

Profile / Specs

Specifications

Guía
Guía de mando SACLOS transmitida por cable
Alcance
75-4.000 m para Konkurs-M; alcance diurno del 9M113 hasta 4.000 m desde 9P148 o 3.000 m desde lanzadores de la serie 9P135
Calibre
135 mm
Ojiva
HEAT en el 9M113; opciones tandem HEAT o termobáricas en Konkurs-M
Penetración de blindaje
Aproximadamente 600 mm RHAe para 9M113; 750-800 mm detrás de ERA reclamados para Konkurs-M
Velocidad del misil
Aproximadamente 208 m/s de velocidad media
Peso de lanzamiento
Aproximadamente 14,5 kg el misil; alrededor de 25-26,5 kg el misil en contenedor, según la variante
Plataformas de lanzamiento
LauncherLauncher typeLaunch evidence
Fahd armored personnel carrier, Wheeled armored personnel carrier, Armored VehiclesFahd armored personnel carrierTransporte blindado de personal

Army Guide y Tank-AFV describen al APC Fahd 240/30 como portador de un lanzador 9K113 Konkurs montado en el techo con misiles adicionales almacenados internamente.

Sources: Army Guide Fahd, Tank-AFV Egyptian Tanks

BMD-2, Airborne infantry fighting vehicle, Armored VehiclesBMD-2Vehículo de combate de infantería aerotransportada

WeaponSystems.net identifica al BMD-2 como una plataforma de lanzamiento que puede disparar la familia de misiles 9M113 Konkurs.

Sources: Weaponsystems.net BMD-2

BMP-2, Tracked amphibious infantry fighting vehicle, Armored VehiclesBMP-2Vehículo mecanizado de combate de infantería

La página del 9K113 Konkurs lista al BMP-2 como plataforma para el sistema, y la página del BMP-2 dice que su lanzador montado en el techo puede disparar misiles Konkurs.

Sources: BMP-2

Launcher And Missile Context

Los registros de Konkurs a menudo mezclan nombres de misil, lanzador y vehículo. El misil puede aparecer como arma portátil lanzada desde tierra, como el lanzador de techo 9P135 en vehículos de combate de infantería, o como un vehículo antitanque autopropulsado dedicado como el 9P148.

DesignaciónContextoLo que muestran las fuentes
9M113 KonkursMisilMisil antitanque de referencia de 135 mm SACLOS guiado por cable, usado desde lanzadores terrestres y vehiculares.
9M113M Konkurs-MMisil mejoradoLas páginas de producto de exportación rusas y de BDL describen el misil mejorado con capacidad antiblindaje tandem-HEAT, alcance de 75-4.000 m y compatibilidad con BMP-II o lanzador terrestre.
Lanzador 9P135Familia de lanzadores terrestres y vehicularesWeaponSystems.net lista el lanzador 9P135 montado en el techo del BMP-2 como capaz de disparar misiles 9M113 Konkurs y 9M111 Fagot.
9P148 KonkursVehículo lanzador autopropulsadoLos informes de pérdidas en el campo de batalla identifican vehículos 9P148 Konkurs en Nagorno-Karabaj y Ucrania, mostrando cómo la familia de misiles aparece como sistema antitanque montado en vehículo.

Fuentes: KONKURS-M Anti-Tank Guided Missile System; BDL Konkurs-M ATGM; BMP-2; The Fight For Nagorno-Karabakh: Documenting Losses On The Sides Of Armenia And Azerbaijan; Rare 9P148 Konkurs Mobile Anti-Tank Vehicles Used by Russians During Attacks on Vuhledar.

Timeline

9M113 Konkurs Key Events

  1. Konkurs entra en servicio

    La familia soviética 9M113 Konkurs entró en servicio como misil antitanque SACLOS guiado por cable para lanzadores terrestres y vehiculares.

  2. Modernización Konkurs-M

    La modernización Konkurs-M introdujo un rendimiento antiblindaje mejorado, incluidas opciones de ojiva en tándem para blancos equipados con blindaje reactivo explosivo.

  3. Documentado en Ucrania

    ARES documentó sistemas Konkurs en Ucrania con fuerzas progubernamentales y separatistas antes de la posterior invasión rusa a gran escala.

  4. Pérdidas de 9P148 en Nagorno-Karabaj

    Oryx registró sistemas autopropulsados de misiles antitanque 9P148 Konkurs destruidos, dañados o capturados a fuerzas armenias/de Artsaj durante los combates de Nagorno-Karabaj de 2020.

  5. Vehículos rusos 9P148 cerca de Vuhledar

    Defense Express informó de raros vehículos rusos 9P148 Konkurs operando cerca de Vuhledar durante los combates de invierno-primavera de 2023 en Ucrania.

Media

9M113 Konkurs Videos

9M113 Konkurs Images

9M113 Konkurs, Misil guiado antitanque SACLOS guiado por cable, Armas de infantería - view 1
Source: 9M113 Konkurs mockup.jpg
9M113 Konkurs, Misil guiado antitanque SACLOS guiado por cable, Armas de infantería - view 2
Source: 9M113 Konkurs launcher.jpg
9M113 Konkurs, Misil guiado antitanque SACLOS guiado por cable, Armas de infantería - view 3
Source: 9P148 vehicle with 9M111, 9M111M, 9M113 missiles
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Sources

KONKURS-M Anti-Tank Guided Missile SystemPublisher: Rosoboronexport | Note: Official export product page for Konkurs-M role, range, guidance, caliber, warhead options, and launcher/container weights. | Accessed: 2026-06-30BDL Konkurs-M ATGMPublisher: Bharat Dynamics Limited | Note: Official BDL product page supporting Indian Konkurs-M production context, BMP-II or ground-launcher compatibility, tandem warhead, 75-4,000 m range, 135 mm caliber, flight time, and armor-penetration claim. | Accessed: 2026-06-30Introduction to the 9M113 Konkurs ATGMPublisher: Armament Research Services | Note: Supports development history, KBP design background, system characteristics, manufacturer context, variants, and documented Ukrainian and Syrian conflict use. | Accessed: 2026-06-20Weaponsystems.net BMD-2Publisher: WeaponSystems.net | Note: Supports the BMD-2 launch-platform relationship for the 9M113 Konkurs missile family. | Accessed: 2026-06-28Rare 9P148 Konkurs Mobile Anti-Tank Vehicles Used by Russians During Attacks on VuhledarPublisher: Defense Express | Note: Directly supports 2014 Russia-Ukraine War use context for Russian 9P148 Konkurs vehicles near Vuhledar in 2023. | Accessed: 2026-06-20Analysis: Discover the use of anti-tank weapons by Ukrainian soldiers to destroy Russian tanksPublisher: Army Recognition | Note: Supports 2014 Russia-Ukraine War context for Ukrainian anti-tank inventories that include Konkurs and describes the missile's guidance, range, and penetration claims. | Accessed: 2026-06-20BMP-2Publisher: WeaponSystems.net | Note: Supports the 9K113 Konkurs platform relationship by listing the BMP-2 as a vehicle that uses the system. | Accessed: 2026-06-289M113M ATM Konkurs-M Army-2022 2022-08-20 2513.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page; author Mike1979 Russia, own work, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. | Accessed: 2026-06-209M113 Konkurs mockup.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page for a 9M113 Konkurs missile mockup and cutaway at NATO Days 2019; author Boevaya mashina, own work, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. | Accessed: 2026-06-209M113 Konkurs launcher.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page for 9M113 Konkurs launch rails on a 9P148 vehicle; author Vitaly Kuzmin, own work, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0. | Accessed: 2026-06-209P148 vehicle with 9M111, 9M111M, 9M113 missilesPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page for a 9P148 Konkurs carrier with 9M113 missiles at the Saint Petersburg artillery museum; author One half 3544, released to the public domain. | Accessed: 2026-06-20The Missile War in YemenPublisher: Center for Strategic and International Studies | Note: Directly supports 2014 Yemen Civil War use context: 9M113 Konkurs ATGMs were used by Houthi fighters against Saudi armor and operated by a Houthi fighter. | Accessed: 2026-06-20The Fight For Nagorno-Karabakh: Documenting Losses On The Sides Of Armenia And AzerbaijanPublisher: Oryx | Note: Directly supports 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict use context for 9P148 Konkurs self-propelled anti-tank missile systems fielded by Armenian/Artsakh forces and documented as destroyed, damaged, or captured. | Accessed: 2026-06-20GNA fighters fire 9M113 Konkurs/AT-5 Spandrel south of TripoliPublisher: Live Universal Awareness Map | Note: Directly supports 2014 Second Libyan Civil War use: video reporting of a 9M113 Konkurs/AT-5 Spandrel ATGM fired by GNA fighters at LNA targets south of Tripoli. | Accessed: 2026-06-21Forecast International BMD-3 / BMD-4 / BMD-4M PDFPublisher: Forecast International | Note: Supports the BMD-4M turret launcher for the 9M113/9M113M Konkurs wire-guided anti-tank missile. | Accessed: 2026-06-28Army Guide FahdPublisher: Army Guide | Note: Supports the Fahd 240/30 APC carrying a roof-mounted 9K113 Konkurs launcher with additional missiles stored internally. | Accessed: 2026-06-28Tank-AFV Egyptian TanksPublisher: Tank-AFV | Note: Supports the Fahd 240/30 APC's roof-mounted Konkurs launcher fit. | Accessed: 2026-06-28The Combat Performance of Hamas in the Gaza War of 2014Publisher: Combating Terrorism Center at West Point | Note: Directly supports 2014 Gaza War use context: Hamas anti-tank units were equipped with ATGMs reportedly including Konkurs and attempted long-range engagements against Israeli armor. | Accessed: 2026-06-30