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Syrian government forces Weapons and Military Equipment

Weapons and military equipment linked to Syrian government forces in documented conflict-use records.

3 weapon systems

122 mm M-30 howitzer, 122 mm towed field howitzer, Artillery

Russia-Ukraine War, Syrian Civil War +1 more122 mm M-30 howitzer122 mm towed field howitzerBuilt: Plant No. 9 / Plant No. 92 / Soviet UnionThe 122 mm M-30 howitzer is a Soviet split-trail towed field howitzer designed by F. F. Petrov's Motovilikha team and serially produced from 1939. Its 11.8 km range, simple carriage, and wide postwar distribution kept it visible long after newer 122 mm guns appeared, with documented recent appearances in Russian, Syrian, YPG, and Armenian/Artsakh conflict records.

Falaq-2 rocket, Unguided spin-stabilized artillery rocket, Munitions

Israel-Hezbollah Conflict, Syrian Civil WarFalaq-2 rocketUnguided spin-stabilized artillery rocketBuilt: Shahid Bagheri Industries / IranThe Falaq-2 is an Iranian 333 mm unguided, spin-stabilized artillery rocket developed by Shahid Bagheri Industries in the 1990s. Open-source reporting documents Iranian, Syrian, and Hezbollah use, including Hezbollah's 2024 rocket fire into northern Israel.

Falaq-1 rocket, Unguided surface-to-surface rocket, Munitions

Israel-Hezbollah Conflict, Syrian Civil WarFalaq-1 rocketUnguided surface-to-surface rocketBuilt: Shahid Bagheri Industrial Group / IranThe Falaq-1 is an Iranian 240 mm unguided surface-to-surface rocket produced by Shahid Bagheri Industrial Group. ARES documented it in Syria on man-portable, towed, and vehicle-mounted short-tube launchers, and Hezbollah's 2024 use tied the rocket to the Israel-Hezbollah conflict and its short-range strike role.